danny2364

1 hour ago, Citroman said:

This are the baracks of Abteilung 8/230 in Lobenstein

nice

1 hour ago, John F said:

And if it's any help, RAD Abt. 8/230 was based in Lobenstein, Thuringia.

thanks it is for deco with my feldkitchen

41 minutes ago, Surveyor said:

Looks a bit like a tea towel

so not ww2?

On 11/21/2020 at 12:10 PM, pc1959 said:

"who recognizes the mark at the top right"

????????????????

wie herkend de markering rechts vanboven 

6 minutes ago, Herman said:

A month ago the private museum in Ossendrecht is robbed too and a lot of German stuff is stolen,

especially the expensive parts.

40 years of work is ruined....

 

is dat jan zijn museum?

11 minutes ago, Surveyor said:

Maybe but if a foot rest where would the carter sit? Is it hinged to go in that opening?

yes it is

40 minutes ago, Surveyor said:

What is the white rectangle between the shafts?

i think its a footrest

    maybe an extra photo will help

5 minutes ago, John F said:

Does it have any markings? If so I should be able to help you with a translation.

no 

who can help????

Again i need some help for indentification

titeld as wehrmacht gepackwagen

what i the opinie 

On 9/23/2020 at 12:44 PM, danny2364 said:

would love to have one of these for my museum

On 9/23/2020 at 12:21 PM, Great War truck said:

I am fairly certain that the Swiss did not supply Austria with wagons, although of course Saurer trucks were made under licence in Austria and Germany.

A load of WW1 and WW2 horse drawn wagons recently sold at auction in France.

where the sold by a auction house 

can you name the auction house

10 minutes ago, Citroman said:

Nice collection. I hope you have it protected well. Overhere they did a robbery in a small museum. A lot of his collection was gone...

YES I DID

    I would have liked to give an impression of my museum here, Lokers war museum. 
Unfortunately, due to the well-known pandemic it was closed in February, until who knows when? 
the museum is located in lokeren, which is for those who would not know in belgium between ghent and antwerp 
the museum currently has 85 dolls, all of them, or almost with the necessary material. Most, 80 of them from the period of ww2, 5 dolls are dedicated to ww1 this in honor of my grandfather who fought in the trenches for 4 years; 
I will post some photos, enjoy viewing, all reactions are welcome

21 minutes ago, Great War truck said:

I am fairly certain that the Swiss did not supply Austria with wagons, although of course Saurer trucks were made under licence in Austria and Germany.

A load of WW1 and WW2 horse drawn wagons recently sold at auction in France.

would love to have one of these for my museum

20 minutes ago, Great War truck said:

I wouldn't think so, but this is often claimed by the sellers of these carts.

I thought maybe after the annexation of austria incorporated into the wehrmacht via this route

Too bad because I'r choose files...ve been looking for a horse carriage for my museum for some time now, apparently not easy to find

can enyone tell me off this swiss made carts for the gebirgsjaeger used

where by the german forces

I no that a small quantety of swiss vechicles where enlisted by the germans

Here's a couple of picture of my new stable member. A few small jobs then she'll be ready for my first ride.

 

Question: should the be a front registration plate on the mudguard?

nice one

here is myne, need some work to finish

hi

looks nice,

are in the restoration of a wd<:c 350 myself>>.

looking foor parts, any sugestions of dealers for parts?

lookking for te speedo gearbox drive pinion 22 teeth and the gearring 67 teeth

eneyone now a internet adress

hi i a

m new , but collecting for more than 20 years i have the folawing in my collection

willys early 1941

dodge commandcar 1942 ( picture)

bmw shahara with trailer 1942

dkw rt 125 1941

and in the restauration of a wd/c 350 enfield from 1940

some bicicles and about 47 full dresed manneqiuns

Like you can see i am not good in rhiting Englisch, i a hope you can read it