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For militaria collectors across Europe, few things compare to the thrill of discovering a rare piece – an authentic WWII helmet, a pristine Iron Cross,… Read More »Export and Import of Militaria in Europe: How to Do It Legally
In the world of militaria collecting, the focus often lies on tangible objects – helmets, medals, uniforms, weapons and insignia. These physical remnants of conflict… Read More »Diaries and Letters: The Personal Stories Behind the Artifacts
To the untrained eye, a rusty dog tag, a faded photograph, or a dented helmet may seem like little more than old junk. But for… Read More »Tracing Soldiers’ Family Trees: How Genealogical Research Brings Meaning to Military Artifacts
Under this Title, you will see all the different categories. Click the following there if you want to read one of the following articles: Authenticity… Read More »How to Access Other Categories
Collecting military artifacts is a passion that demands care, knowledge, and responsibility. Especially when it involves weapons and ammunition—whether deactivated or still active—strict rules and… Read More »Weapons and Ammunition: Safe Storage According to Law and Preservation Technique