News from Dukla Pass.

New things.
Soviet buckle, scales of IL along with a piece of tape, scales from the Soviet PTRD, Kinetic energy penetrator core tungsten and magazine Stg44 and two German detonators.

 

Nice relics as always, good show!

 

Cool. I would go metal detector crazy over there!

 

New finds from the pass.
The most excited me the upper part of the viewfinder T-34.
Lots of interesting things, such as the German fuel briquettes "Troll".
I found two dog tags one of the first war, Austro-Hungarian and the other from the second war Czechoslovakian.
From the first bayonet yet Austro-Hungarian, a box of tsarist Mosin rifle.
I also found the Solex carburetor signed 30 ml.
This may be a carburetor from a German motorcycle Zündapp 750KS.

 

Recent findings from one of the Low Beskid mountains.
On the north side of the slope were zigzag trenches, on the southern easy.
Zigzags is the first war, and there I found a pocket watch "Cylinder 10 Rubins" along with other personal belongings, eyes, 3 coins, the remains of a leather strap and cup.
Mug Austro-Hungarian is so unless and these things belonged to a soldier CK
The envelope is the remnants of silver gilt plating .... but not a flake, I think.
Simple is the second war trenches, where I found a Soviet-compass Adrianowa lay centrally at the exit of the dugout.
Until you have checked on the net, I was convinced that it was the German compass, because it has the back of a clear name LANGE, so probably not a Pole, whether Jew or Soviet Czech Republic and Slovak.
I checked on the web and that Soviet production.
This inscription LANGE if it's actually the name of an interesting prize .....
There is a kind of letter F but it might as well be a simple scratch so oriented.

 

Yesterday we got a couple of Soviet missiles.

 

Isn't it freezing in Poland yet? digging must be difficult during the winter.

 

hahahah .... winter in Poland now look like that ...... is plus 10 degrees, and only sometimes at night frosts are small, and the snow did not yet been !!

 

Good weather for you then!

 

Hi
These findings from the last trip to the mountains.

 

and hit buddy, all from one hole!

 

Great finds. The badges look good considering the elements.

 

Excellents finds I wouldn't be surprised if these Abzeichen belonged to one single soldier. I like the close combat one a lot !

 

Yesterday's size ......
German shells 88mm and two 105mm howitzer, 22 mm flak, the Soviet helmets and four shells 76mm caliber, kettle.

 

Wow, you just keep finding more treasures! . The Soviet helmets are excellent finds.

 

Yesterday's dugout with the remnants of the German repairs.

 

Awesome. The Rastenburg beer cap is excellent. It was brewed in East Prussia at the town where Hitler had his H.Q. bunker.

 

Yesterday's findings.
Three Soviet cannon projectiles whole Zis-3, caliber 76 mm, fragmentation and "engine" Nebelwerfer Wurfgranate 42 Spring 300 mm.

 

Amazing , that Nebelwerfer is a beauty!

 

Can anyone tell me what this is? I've never seen anything like it.