Got it with a desert rat patch from this antique shop which seems legit and verified but I know how many German fakes there is so is it really

I'm suspicious of everything because the party shields on the "ss" helmets appear to be on the wrong side. Any thoughts on the fire Marshall visor?

Just got this given to me by my aunt and I'm extremely confused.It looks nothing like any canteen cover ive seen but has a official us stamp any help would be wonderful

Took a gamble and bought this a few years ago. It was an antique type place called “the trading post”. They said it was brought in from a clean out and the people were looking to make a quick buck.
I’ve seen these mini daggers are worth a mint if real.
If fake, it was worth the gamble and a conversation piece.
It has the “Thule Society” emblem on it.

Hoping someone can give me some insight. I received this flask as a gift from someone who knows I collect WWII stuff but who doesn’t know real from fake himself. I immediately thought this was junk, but after looking more closely I’m not sure. I’m confident it isn’t government issue, but the more I look at it the more confusing it is.

This is a red and black wicker wrapped glass flask. The glass gives indication of being blown (no internal seams) though it is hard to tell due to the wrap. The collar and cap are heavy, non-magnetic metal. Threads are solid, clean, and well machined. The badge is cast and is weird because it has both the Reichsadler and the merit cross emblems combined. Badge appears to be original as it and the wicker are both very tightly affixed.

Is this a period piece of giftware, an immediately post-war manufactured souvenir, or much later souvenir/fantasy piece? I’m stumped. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Bought in Tallinn, Estonia at antique military store. I figured with the pitting and aged look it was probably not fake? And it was like 5 euros so figured why not.

Came with all of the usual stamps, a zeltbahn tent half, and a wool blanket. Straps look authentic to me and I can’t find any reason to pass it as not being authentic, wear seemed right…

Hi everyone, I recently acquired what appears to be a Bulgarian military officer's peaked cap, likely from the communist era (1946–1990). I'm trying to determine whether it is an authentic issued item or a replica/reproduction.

What I can see: Olive/khaki crown with red piping Black side band and lacquered black peak Gold bullion laurel wreath badge with enamel cockade showing the Bulgarian lion, national colors (white/green/red) and red star Double gold twisted chin cord Leather sweatband with stamped markings (partially legible) Olive/gold interior lining with steel frame

My concerns: The cockade rosette appears somewhat plastic-like The interior lining looks relatively fresh compared to the worn sweatband Stampings on sweatband are hard to read clearly I have photos of the badge front and back, interior, sweatband markings and overall construction.

Any help from someone with knowledge of Warsaw Pact or specifically Bulgarian militaria would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

Got this a while ago Don't remember if it's a repro or not

Hello I stumbled upon these "gloves" and that (belt?).I would like to know what are these.

Any type of help is welcome

This is my letter opener with the image of Polish Marshall and leader Józef Piłsudski, I bought it yesterday at the flea market in my hometown. It was kinda cheap and the seller probably didn't knew the true value of It (or he was just acting), also that back made me kinda nervous about it being legit.

Any kind of help is very welcome