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I picked up a new piece ,not a Haube but a Belgian soft cap the khaki version of the French cap. Any idea of unit marking's ,and confirm Belgian . any help would be greatly aprecited. Mark

joe I have seen several examples of men who had patents as early as 1912 but never recieved commisions until late in the war .One example was a naval one had his patent in 1013 but stayrd his commison till after August of 1918 . Was this simlar to the brittish system of purchasing commision's ...

looks good , expensive but good. mark

i had a moment of silence. Nice to see the natinal memory of them is alive and well. mark

the WW2 versions are very hard to find , nice find. Mark

nice set of Head gear .Way to expensive for me too ,but nice . Mark

The worst example would be to have an other member copyright your photo on his site ,then you run into problemd. I know iam the worst photograhper , and JOE you are more than welcome to any i post , butit is not YOU I am afraid of doing this. Mark

Nice post cards.The one has an Austrian Swarstlose and the other a Russian M1910 maxum .The can and shiald are first clues. mark

When Iwas a little fella waiting to go to College i was employed at an Automotive museum .The Main Director/Manager had bought a converted AMC FT17.I was asked to research the topic ,so a letter of the renault then i was redirected to AMC . It was still a company . They had a small listing of...

I did not ,on this forum . Mark :D

I would think Ciclyst as well. Just my humble opimion. mark

This unit? Nice looking group of Boards mark

I know if a bunch of guys can have 20 plus Vehicles shipped from Belguim , there has to be system to have it shipped to NA. Mark Now i will sit back eat some cheese drink some wine and think of those mother lovn lances 8) I have driven a Sherman so WOOF WOOF

The American "Renaults were made by the American motor Company. they had a Bhuda engine ,as apposed to the Renault engine. We have one here in Canada and it is sad shape as they were used to train our WW2 Tamker's.If i can scan the ones I have pics of I will post them. The WW2 Canadians...

A little but is there. Mark

For those who have not heard a very old Armoury in Quebec City has been lost to fire .in this Armoury there was a museum to severalRegiments , but mainly the Regiment De Voltiger. I have left a link to the former contents of the museum. Not to mention the Armouries built in 1885...

All these negative waves. I never see the lances for sale ,so i was just happy to see them . Mark

Sad but it is only short.This was discussed on a Europen forum i am on and Peter Jackson was only making a short. The tank and aircraft and Guns can be seen on youtube as well at Oakaska (?) Air Show. Mark

Very informative article on the Landstrum head gear. mark

Nice ! Nice pic to go with that. Mark