A medieval gorget, ancestor of the gorget/ringkragen decoration that featured in later officers' uniforms, as well as those of German Military Police in the WW2 period.  Best regards, JR.

Ancestor of the "ringkragen" neck decoration.

Hollow (shaped) charge armour-piercing mines of the type used on steel casemates by German paratroopers in the attack on Fort Eben-Emael, Belgium, 1940.  Best regards, JR.

Shaped charge mines.

While visiting London last week,we came by this sign on a street in the vicinity of Westminster.Our guide told the following:thousands of Londeners spend their nights in the tube or in public airraidshelters during the Blitz.But not everyone could have access to these when needed so  a number of privat homes which had vaulted cellars were also used.Although it was privat property,people had to be allowed inside the shelters in the event of an airraid.Nicely preserved!
Greetz,Brummbar 