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I've added a donation button to Milivault for anyone who'd like to help keep the site alive. Server costs, building case studies, cleaning and fixing data, and adding new tools all take a lot of time and money. Any support …

Check out this case study I've recently started putting together quick case studies to track and analyze specific items I'm researching. For this one, I focused on finding a WW2 German Pionier EM/NCO visor. After logging in to …

New page showing all the militaria stores featured on this site! https://milivault.com/sites/ When you click on the site name on any tile or site logo on any product details page, you will be directed to that sites page …

New Milivault logo and more features update. Added more recognition and visibility to the sites that contribute everyday. Front page now shows products grouped by site. New search hub allows you to see all the information of various dealers to …

We've rolled out some significant improvements to make browsing and discovering militaria items much smoother. The biggest change you'll notice is on our explore pages - the search and filter sections now start collapsed by default, giving you a cleaner …

Right now updates are a bit inconsistent and I am working on a system to flatten that out. It should be done and implemented within the next few weeks. This way, the datapoints for each item is more accurate and …

Adding an update to the search page which should allow you to see how many items are in each category and grey out any categories without products. Still working hard on getting the items to be in the right categories. …

I added a new feature to the site where you can now explore the products by conflict, nation and item type. This will allow you to see your favorite militaria categories with less scrolling. Just hit the explore button and …

I am working on more features for this site. Adding your own custom items, AI / ML categorization and price estimates and more. I will roll these out in the coming weeks. Thanks for your support.

Saw this book and thought it looked really cool: Die Gruppe – Weapons and Equipment of the German Infantry Squad (1939–1945) by Ricardo Recio Cardona. It’s a 256-page hardcover, all in English, packed with detailed photos and breakdowns of the …

As a longtime militaria collector, checking for new items has been part of my daily routine—morning and night. But doing that meant opening dozens (sometimes over a hundred) different websites, each with its own popups, email list requests, and clutter. …