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Congratulations <ris! Nice stuff!

A very little museum but great stuff : Général Tombeur de Tabora: Rare WW2 fez: Post war helmet and hat: Post WW1 uniform:

http://www.expo14-18.be/en" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Some pictures of this The last visit of the Kaiser in Belgium ( uniforme & belgian car). Regards

Kris! :o could you tell me the title of this book ? @ Peter : A new surprise soon :wink:

Thanks Peter ! Good luck to find the same ; 17 years for me to find this one. And, the most beautiful: Regards

Hello Kris. Like this one? Musée de Namur Or this one: Ma collection Regards

At Tommy's War:

Hello, A film talk about Christmas 1914 with german actress Diane Kruger (Benjamin Gates etc): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7BV-810De4&noredirect=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; mix in russian, sorry ](*,) And today, Michel Platini ( UEFA - soccer for US citizen ) at...

Hello, I 'm not going to look the "chevrons". There to be had on ebay.be last week, but I passed on that purchase. Belgian officers from in Europe wearing this uniform from 1915. However, given the very different climate between Belgium on the Yser and the Congo on the border of Tanganyika...

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Auction in december 2014: :arrow: Auction

Hello , thank you for your compliments! I don't try to hand over the "Chevrons". But the 1915-1920 rafters are different from those purls (Cannetilles in french?) in 20's and 30's. Finally, in the case of this jacket, which are bands of chevrons and not a block unfortunately. What is even more...

Panoramic of WW1 part of Brussels Museum: http://www.klm-mra.be/klm-new/pano360/14-18/fr/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

hello, I was lucky (...) lately in the recovery of my collection. I found a jacket officers of the "Force Publique" with traces of "chevrons front" that have been removed. I went to Ciney this weekend, and I found a backpack mills 15 backpack 1916 model, both used by the FP 15-18...

Hello everybody, Thanks a lot! Regards Mick