Probably every person who went to school in prewar Germany would have been familiar with a “Griffelkasten.” This was a wood box used by children…
Reproduction Rubber Stamps
Author: Festung Admin
If you compare the two different round “Dienststempel” service stamps used by paymasters on this page of this original Soldbuch, you will notice that they…
I picked up this 1938 Erika M typewriter this week. I had brought it to a repairman to have the rubber on the platen and…
A friend has this original Wehrmacht instructional book on sign painting. There are some illustrations of writing stuff inside. The dip pen nibs shown are…
I recently picked up this vintage German bottle of oil for bicycles, sewing machines and typewriters. It has a Bakelite cap and remnants of the…
I wanted to share this nice letter from the Zeitgeschichtliches Museum Mannheim thanking me for a set of reproduction stamps I created for an exhibit.…
Here are a couple of rubber ink stamps I made for marking uniform items manufactured in SS facilities. I have designs for many different WWII…
Some photos from a Schreibstube. This was a collaborative effort between people from different reenactment groups.
I am often asked what would constitute an ideal set of paperwork for a first-person persona in reenacting. My answer is always that the best…