Here's a nice site.................

[Robin Lumsden]

............can be addictive, though.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category...Archive_by_year

[Ed_Haynes]

Worth adding that these are images from the German Federal Archive, 1820-2006. Just so you know whether it fits your interests.

[Chris Boonzaier]

Some rare foreign volunteer stuff in there.... really nice!

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[Chris Boonzaier]

application of the Kuban patch above is pretty interesting :-)

[nesredep]

Hello!

wow,very nice site.Thanks for showing.

All the best

Nesredep

[Douglas Jr.]

Wow! Impressive to say the least!

Thanks a lot for sharing. Now I know that I'm gonna have a very busy hollidays.

Douglas.

[Ulsterman]

No kidding . there is something for EVERYONE in there.

For the Hungarians (Hunyadi,Gordon C.,Zsolt,Peter etc.):

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[Ulsterman]

For the ribbon bar enthusiasts and Russian scholars:

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For Prosper and others:

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[Ulsterman]

Italian fascist troops in 1944:

[Ulsterman]

and for Gordon (who probably owns this picture anyway):

[Ulsterman]

Something for Ed:

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Something for Rick:

[Ulsterman]

another famous one for Ed:

[Ulsterman]

One for Gordon and Torsten:

It really is all in there.

[Ulsterman]

Even one for me-(1982), the best year ever:

[Ulsterman]

There really is some fascinating stuff in there:

It's a pity they put the Johanniter upside down though in 1977.

It seems in the 1920s everyone was out in the streets marching. By the early 1970s they were committee meetings with a drink in their hands.

[Ulsterman]

I've never seen this one of Ernst before. the 1923 shots of the SA are interesting too.

[Guest Darrell]

Great link Robin. Places like that often are the keys to showing "rare" or controversial badges in wear.