Sorry I was eating! :-) Nice sword! Nothing wrong with it. Grip is in shark or ray skin. Price is ok, but would still try to get 25 off. Hard to...
....and it still says "active member" ...!?:joyful:
And made in Antwerp! ;-) [img]
I recently got some in too! Even got one to be mount on your whist. [img]
Indeed, and to put on a trumpet!
Could be! But at the beginning of WWI everyone (NCO and enlisted men) was entitle (had!) to wear a cap has we would later know to be a officers...
No officer to me. If he was a officer his rank would show on his shoulder...
And what about Yalta, I seem to recognize two of our men...(and no Germans at that reunion) [img]
That is the reason I asked for a better detail. Until every one (or most!) is identified on that picture this picture can be anything.
Like I said before, I can't see a German uniform on your picture, so who is surrendering to who? The Russian ??
I think I am able to confirm the US naval uniform and it appears to be a rear admiral.
That is one of the reasons I asked for a closer view. The guy sitting down is a British general, behind him stands a American, a Russian and again...
A closer pic of the pic dated 8 may 1945 would be great! Because at first sight I don't see any German uniform on that picture....
Thanks Greg! Exactly my idea too;-)
Very nice example! They were quiet popular over here as well, bring them often. But only kept these one; [img] [img] [img]
As this one has the number 3337, it would great to find the 3336 others... ;-)
I can't agree more! When compared to a WWII German metal helmet that goes at his best at 1500 euro (double decal, WH, original paint and liner....)
I have a good contact at http://www.eldreds.com/ but that might be to fare from where you live...!?
First one I get to see! Didn't know them. Thanks for sharing.
We talked about this kind of furniture before here, and for what I understood, the only place on earth where it still sales (well!) is the middle...
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