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Below you can dive into my little universe filled with metal detecting, militaria and relics, world war two- and military history, miniature modelling and relic art.
Lapplandschild Part 2 & 3
And I was right. It was full of metal. But wait! Wasn`t there an imprint on it, looking a lot like the top of a Lappland Shield?
Inka
Sep 16, 20245 min read
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Belt Buckle, Baby Walther & Board Game Bits
Tuesday morning, around 09 I was in the gebirgsjäger camp covering myself in bugspray, getting ready for some walking and digging.
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Jul 15, 20244 min read
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Romantic Trench-Art
A little bit later luck struk again when I checked a signal under a root of a big old tree. I thought it was a DP27 magazine but it was the
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Jul 8, 20245 min read
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An Interesting Trench-Art Ring
I picked up a couple of signals on the way and found a shaving brush and two Dutch uniform buttons. Soviet POWs were sometimes issued
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Jun 30, 20244 min read
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A Bonus Adventure Afternoon
we were both sure it was a German plate, but were disappointed when I turned it around and it only had a small Norwegian producer mark.
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Oct 22, 20235 min read
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NotekFest
The new site was blanketed with all sorts of signals. Within moments Jimmy had found a very interesting hammer neither of us had ever seen
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Sep 19, 20233 min read
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A Sealed Crate
Another bakelite part to come out of the sandy soil was the drinking cup from a soldiers canteen, and it even had initials engraved on
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Sep 10, 20233 min read
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A Small Finnish Badge
One of the more interesting finds this afternoon was a sign from a vehicle, with an Edelweiss painted on. Not much of it was showing, but it
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Aug 20, 20234 min read
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Bunker Hill
The bunkers are not far from each other, and some of them were flooded. There are also few smaller stone constructions on the plateau. I was
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Jul 7, 20233 min read
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Luftwaffe Fieldhospital part 2
It became a long digging session and when I decided to stretch my legs I had made a decent pile of relics on the edge of the ditch.
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Jun 12, 20232 min read
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From Mallnitz to Kitzbühel
We began in the bottom of a valley and our goal was a small section of the German defence system called the "Lyngen Line".
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Oct 10, 20204 min read
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The Guards Badge
We strolled off between the trees and soon I was busy removing soil and rocks and to try not break any of the fragile ampoules
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Jul 28, 20202 min read
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MKB 3/512 Lyngen
MKB (Marine Küsten Batterie) 3/512 Lyngen is situated at Spåkenes in the Lyngenfjord in Northern Norway. It was operational in February 1942
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Jun 16, 20201 min read
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Sturmbock Stellung Finland
the local municipality had built a small museum , and restored ca 1200 meter of the German defensive line "The Sturmbock Stellung".
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Aug 21, 20191 min read
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