boonicootza

Thank you both for your opinion.

I can't find information about this shoulder title.  
Can somebody help me? 
Thanks

Thank you Peter!

It looks like both are repro. At least the lot was very cheap and I bought it really for the other patches.

I bought this pair recently on ebay in a lot of other patches. What's your opinion on them? Real, reproduction?

The look worn and removed from an uniform.

Thank you.

I just purchased this award document. Probably awarded to a Romanian.

What is it exactly?

Thanks

I would like your opinon on this Italian "S" pilot wing (Brevetto da pilota della Regia Aeronautica con specializzazione alta quota). 

The "S" wing was awarded to Italian Pilots flying experimental flights in the stratosphere.

I can't find much information on this rare badge. 

Thanks!

This is a JNA Army Infantry Battalion Flag, keep the picture as future reference,

as Valter mentioned, these flags are very, very rare items, that hardly you can find and purchase as the units keep them in their private rooms or they end in Museums.

@Valter

There is no unit name on them

Kind regards

Emanuel

Thank you Emanuel.

If anybody has other pictures of these flags in use please post them.

Adrian

Nice picture, what's the source?

I don't have any of those flags in a collectuion, and never held one in my hands. I guess they are hard to find, as the post-SFRJ (Serbian) units kept them or gave them to museums etc. However, only the air force lag (bottom left) is of a pasrticular unit (96th air force regiment), the others on the picture are "generic" flags with no specific unit. Probably the unit name was on the other side?

I found the picture on the internet. As far as I know on one side the inscription is in Cyrillic, on the other side the flag has the same inscription, but in Latin. I believe that the unit is inscribed on the streamer that is attached to the flag, but I don't know this for sure.

I could only found two pictures of unit flags in use.

I think some JNA flags should be at the Belgrade Military Museum, but so far no luck in finding a picture, so, if you have some, please post it here.

Hello,

I'm interested in seeing some pictures of Yugoslav Military unit flags. If you have some, please share.

Lt. Aviator Gh. Stalpeaiiu.

His MV Order in the Military Museum

By the way, Kevin, let's go back to the photo in your post #5. Do you happen to know what award is pictured above this gentleman's Academy badges? I can't quite figure it out.

That's very interesting photo, I didn't noticed the badge until you mentioned it. It's the badge for the Nicolae Filipescu Military High school which was probably the most prestigious inter-war military high school. It's strange that he was wearing the badge with the Royal crown in the early 60's.

I have a few UN items but only one Civpol patch.

CIVPOL Sarajevo

The text on the star itself reads "Pentru Emerit"

The text reads Arbitru Emerit. Arbitru means referee.

Algeria has an "Ecole Militaire d'Education Physique et Sportive" but I can't find a picture of their badge. Looks like most of the patches are from Algeria.

Thank you!! :cheers:

3rd class RPR

1st class RPR

Hello, 'boonicootza'

I am sure this one is from algeria. I think it is for the fire birgade.

Hope this helps.

Thank you!

At least I can narrow down the search. Most of them have the same shape so I can assume that are also from Algeria.

Here is a numbered 2nd class RPR version:

Hello!

I have a few arab patches and I'd like to know which country are they from and what were used for.

Maybe someone on the forum knows something about them.

Thanks!

You bet, I love Romanian militaria but it's not easy to find.

Indeed it's hard to find. I live in Romania and I have a hard time finding anything.

I have a few visors and some shoulderboards bu no tunics so far.

I will post some of them.

Great tunic ccj!

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Igor and Paul.

Hello!

What do you think about this cross?

Thanks!

The medal was awarded in three classes, bronze, silver and gold.

At first the medal was only issued without swords, so, for all who received it in the second Balkan war, a clasp was issued "Campania 1913" which means 1913 Campaign.

A mint 1st Class example from my collection