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here are my latest. Not common to find in a Belgian house clearing...

got the stuff from his sister at the local car booth sale. Apparently they father was British, they mother Flemish, and he was born in the US. The mug comes from a different car booth sale. Yes there was a lot to do over here. At the moment festivity's are going on to commemorate the liberation of greatest parts of Belgium. Where I live at the moment, it toke a few weeks more ....

Thanks! 😉

Just got this one in.

hello, I recently got this helmet out of the woodwork. The helmet is in poor condition, but never messed with. The plate is original to the helmet, no extra holes in the leather helmet body. Missing his cocardes and chinstrap, the neck flap came lose and the shellac layer is quiet damaged (cracked due to temperature and humidity changes). But never the less not often seen, and very pleased with it.

Here is mine. Missing its ribbon... Very nice!! Here are mine, only 2. The second one on the right is hard to see due to reflection of the windows.... And more German skull's;

Nice topic. Here is a Belgian sleeve insignia for artificer. Here seen on a student hat.

+1, not Belgian and not military related to me! Austria is a good track.

hello, thank you for your response.

Keeping this one in mind! Thanks.

Thanks Paul. I was guided by guts feeling ...

Here they are, thanks for your comments;

Thanks for your reply. I did some research when I got the painting in , and found that link as well. But not much more. She did not only ad the feathers, but; cords, medals and buttons too.... The reason she did so must have been because was this like a art form, to here... To me just as bad...

And no lesson learned in 1978... here is what I recently found at a auction house;

Very nice indeed. Always loved British medals(and insignia's), but I know to little about them.... But I am keeping everything I come a cross on my (bargain) hunts.... 😉