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Grazie Amici.

Ciao Amici,
Ecco alcune interessanti "Leningrado Pattern" armatura Recentemente ho preso. Vorrei che potesse parlare!
Migliore per tutti, Arditi:)

Ciao, This is a Russian spoon of WWII. The Russian soldiers were issued spoons and not forks. The soldiers would keep these in their boot shanks, in their pocket or hang them around their neck. This particular specimen had a naked women carved into the handle. Interesting I think. In Friendly Schola...

The ppsh is a "dummy gun". There are some original parts, but some of it is fake aluminum for display purposes. Thank you for your interest. Best Regards, Arditi Il ppsh e' un "fittizio pistola". Ci sono alcune parti originali, ma alcuni di esso e' il falso in alluminio per la vi...

Very interesting items Marco!
Arditi

Molto interessanti oggetti Marco!
Arditi

Grazie Ragazzi! Your words mean a lot to me. Many thanks.
Ciao, Arditi

Grazie Ragazzi! Le sue parole significano molto per me. Molte grazie.
Ciao, Arditi

Very beautiful!

Bellisimo!

Bellisimo Marco!

Ciao Ragazzi, Here is a uniform that I displayed some time ago, but now I have it on a full mannequin. I still need to paint his face. He is very pale and sickly from fighting the Alpini and 3rd Bersaglieri on the Russian front!! In Friendly Scholarship, Arditi :) Ciao Ragazzi, Qui e' un uniforme ch...

Ciao Gentlemen, Here is a Russian WWII ID book to a gentleman captured or killed in the early part of the invasion of Russia. He is of the 498th Rifle Regiment. 2nd Battalion. A Rifleman. Alexander Sergachev. This id booklet was found in a German veteran's home after he passed away. All the booklets...

Thank you gentlemen! :D I am pleased you like it my brother Blaster! This was very uncommon Russian camouflage that was developed in 1941-42. It is called "leaf pattern". Anton Shalito's book "Red Army Uniforms 1918-1945" has some interesting variations of this smock in it. I als...

Many thanks!
See you soon, Arditi

Molti ringraziamenti!
A presto, Arditi

Gentlemen, Thank you for all the compliments! :D I think if we did not have great forums like this one to show our collections our items would just gather dust! The ppsh41 is 50% original, but the rest is a "dummy/reproduction" for displays. I can still make closeups if you like? Mulon, I ...

This is a tunic for a Russian Motorized Officer of WW2. He is armed with a ppsh41. He has the early ssh41 helmet with the rivets high on the dome and with the earlier liner. When I bought this tunic it had no badges/medals, but still had the holes where they originally resided, so I bought a couple ...

Good Evening Gentlemen, :D I posted these pics on another wonderful militaria site and thought I would share them with you as well. This is the M36 dress tunic with the crimson sniper stripe down the front. Many times the dress insignia was worn into combat when muted/subdued insignia was not availa...