File:Victory show Cosby Leicestershire UK 2013-09-07 zaphad1 Victory show 529 WWII military equipment orginals replicas reenactment etc German Luftwaffe pilot's personal items guns badges goggles knives etc.jpg

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English: WWII military equipment of the Luftwaffe, the air force of Nazi Germany, on display:
  • German WWII Luftwaffe Dreieckrechner DR 3 triangle flight navigation computer
  • Hip flasks
  • ERMA-Erfurt signal flare pistol (Leuchtpistole 34) dated 1937
  • Original Luftwaffe WWII flare leg round strap having 7 loops for flares
  • Collection of original WWII flare cartridges
  • Officers brown leather holster and Walther PPK pistol
  • WWII Luftwaffe Armband compasses 1st and 2nd model (Armbandkompass)
  • Original hand operated flashlight
  • Original Schützbrillen goggles and case
  • Scho-Ka-Kola Die Energie Schokolade Schafft Kraft macht munter
  • Original WWII 1st pattern gravity knives (one complete with lanyard)
  • Binoculars
  • Dog tags ( military identity tags)
  • German WWII Luftwaffe Front flying clasp (Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger)
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  • The photo was taken on September 7, 2013, during the Victory Show 2013, held in the small village of Cosby, Leicestershire, UK. The Victory Show is the largest event in the country, commemorating World War II on a 100-acre site at Foxlands Farm every September. The event features historical reenactments of military events, including a battle and an air display.
  • The photographer's Flickr album contains photos of WWII militaria, including weapons, ammunition, uniforms, insignia, personal equipment, reproductions and originals, available for reenactment and as collector's items on sale at the trade stalls (militaria fair), as well as vehicles, trucks, tanks, aircraft, cannons, tractors, tents, vintage automobiles, and more, in the public visitor areas/reenactors' camp. The displayed objects and collections mainly consists of contemporary WW2 gear and replicas, used by military units of Nazi Germany (Wehrmacht), United Kingdom (British Armed Forces), USA (United States Armed Forces), and others.
  • Photo by zaphad1 published on Flickr under the CC BY 2.0 license.
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Author zaphad1

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