Tell us about your Favorite Militaria Find

The best military antiques and relics have a story behind them. Share yours with other collectors

US doughboys try on souvenir German helmets in front of the US Treasury Building, April 22, 1919. National Archives

Everyone has a "favorite." What's yours? 

Canadian troops posing with a captured German flag, near Hautmesnil, France, 10 Aug 1944; note Sten gun and Lee-Enfield rifle . Library and Archives Canada

What is the best or favorite piece of militaria you have added to your collection? Is there an interesting story about how you found it, or maybe the history of the item is a story in itself you want to tell? Whatever it is that makes that object special to you, we want to share your story!

Tell us about your ‘favorite find’ in up to 1,000 words and 3-4 photos (high resolution, 600 pixels x 900 pixels minimum). Email your tale and images to: Military Trader  (write “Favorite Find” in the subject line) or send via regular post to Military Trader- 5225 Joerns Drive, Suite 2, Stevens Point, WI 54481. Your story will reach thousands of like-minded collectors and enthusiasts who read Military Trader and frequent our web site, www.MilitaryTrader.com

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Established in 1993, Military Trader is dedicated to the collecting preservation, restoration, study, and display of historic military artifacts. Spanning interests from military uniforms to medals, or helmets to ordnance and weapons, Military Trader is your best source for in-depth techincal articles, artifact profiles, product and hobby news, current values, and show and auctions calendar.