Bob Rodgers

Great display

What is the maker on the dagger?

scabbard

Pommel

Grip

Here is the second railway that i used to own

Visor from Tony

Picture by Bob

Visor from Henry

Visor from Bill M

Here are a few pictures of items posted by members on the old WMCA forum.

I will continue to share over 150K photos that I have

Djr,

Great presentation of the four !!!!

Now tell me how you did that

Rich,

If i may ask, did you ever purchase a tripod for the camera?

I remember that we talked about this a few years ago.

Danny,

Now that is what i call and extended family

Fantastic grouping of Heer daggers !!!!

Brian,

Yes they are made to resist any damage.

The outside wood is Solid Red Oak.

It took two guys and a hand cart to move them. If i have to guess they would be about 250 lbs.

I had them custom made , the size? 5 foot long , two foot deep and 4 foot high

Rich

Is there a way to for you to take better pitcures?

I'm glad that you are posting here, but these are the same old pictures, that are blury.

I for one would like to see more of your collection, but it's hard to notice the details of the items.

Not all shots need the other things .

Dave,

I just prefer to have them out of the scabbard.

The junk that is in the scabbard can cause problems with the blades.

There is always a chance of more runner marks or even scratching of the mottos. let alone damage to etching or personell dedications.

On top of that, i get a smile everytime I open the drawers which happens almost daily..

Here is a drawer of 2nd luftwaffe's

I have two of these cabinets custom made for me.

Klass

Here is the start for the SS daggers

Ground Rohm

Henckels

Here is a Horster

Puma

with Artifical Ivory

okay, now it's someelses turn.

I can continue later...

P SEILHEIMER

Luneschloss

Klass

Wood grip