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hey! If I not mistake flasks are wermacht's :)
 
Next time I will join you. That was a legendary day. ;)
 
nahabit said:
hey! If I not mistake flasks are wermacht's :)

One flask soviet and second are estonian (TAV)
 
kadari said:
OK, here`s a story.
It was our little wintermeeting and we decided to held it in an old manorhouse in the center of Estonia.
The landowner is actually detectorist too, gave us permission and joined also.
The plan was to search old coins and relics, because the history of this place goes back to 1500 A.D., but look what happened. We found few old coins also, mostly modern ones.
All weapons are russian, the red army left them in 1941, because germans were chasing them.
Buried inside the remains of the buildings.

Great story....hope to see more pictures soon. What a great dig for you all!
 
Estonian said:
nahabit said:
hey! If I not mistake flasks are wermacht's :)

One flask soviet and second are estonian (TAV)
the green is soviet - but silber is german in my opinion, any signs on it?
 
Silver signed TAV (Tartu alumiiniumi vabrik).
 
Estonian said:
Morning:
Fantastic congrats must be IIWW





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nahabit said:
hey! If I not mistake flasks are wermacht's :)

Hi,
that was also my first thought when I saw them! ::)
perhaps it was made in Estonia under german patent
HH.
 
aa battery said:
Wow thats my dream to find arms like that.

Hey!
is that a shotgun with cut barrel? ???
look like the ones gunmen used for short distances... :o
It seems to be a very old one,because of the trigger.If I am not mistaken
this kind of trigger was named "mexican trigger". (?)
HH.
 
Rammjager one of the members researched it and its a 1915 to 1918 Remington 10 gauge flare gun.He posted a pic in the What is it section....aa
 
rammjäger said:
nahabit said:
hey! If I not mistake flasks are wermacht's :)

Hi,
that was also my first thought when I saw them! ::)
perhaps it was made in Estonia under german patent
HH.
during ocupation?
 
Looks like you all had a great time digging up the museum, LOL! HH, Mike
 
Incredible digs, fantastic story...thanks for sharing with us.

;) RR
 
AMAZING!

Thank you for your post...I too am waiting for MORE!

HH Joe
 
Wow!!! Mosins, Maxims and Mortars...The big three of the Great Patriotic War.
 
RevJoel said:
Wow!!! Mosins, Maxims and Mortars...The big three of the Great Patriotic War.

Some ww1&ww2 mosins, SVT40-s, AVS36-s, Degtaryev DP-27, 3 maxims and 2 mortars.
 

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