A couple of german axes found in Northern Norway.
 Two Feuerschutzpolizei axes (firebrigade) and one pioneer axe,marked with a Heer stamp.

Some canteens from different expeditions I have made.
This first one I really like, too bad I couldn`t preserve it like that.

This one was found in a dumping pit in Norway.

From battlefields in Latvia.
 Screwcork for a fieldflask,found by a trenchline outside Saldus.

Battledamaged flask,also from outside Saldus.

A couple of canteens found in Norway.

The German machineguns used in world war 2 was impressive weapons, specially the Mg42 which had such a high rate of fire that it sounded like tearing up a piece of silk when fired. Among soldiers it was called "the Hitler saw" and a  few well placed Mg nests could halt entire regiments all by themself. Being a very reliable weapon the Mg42 is still used in armies around the world today having only seen minor upgrades and improvements.
 I am ofcourse dreaming about finding a Mg in the ground one day, but until now I have only found ammo, belts and canisters for it.

These ammo belts was found in Kurland,outside Frauenburg.

The ammo crate is a barn find from Norway.

Drum magazine,found in Kurland.