Bob Hunter
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Chris, Rick's brother is an only child.
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Nice bars, Gary, but you need to broaden your horizons to include more imperial.
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Welcome home, trooper!
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Andreas has said it for me on his site, "Better to own one medal bar for $1000 than 10 bars at $100." There will always be a demand for that type of item.
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Suffering from a little Bill Shea shock are we, Stogie? They can ask what ever they like and eventually they will find where the market is at.
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another example
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Now a couple of Wernsteins with varient setups.
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Here is a weathered zinc daisey...
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It definitely has to go over the fireplace. Can't hang it over the garage door since the neighbors might not understand...
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Simple truth: It takes money to build a fine collection. Mediocre will always be just that and junk will always be junk.
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Truly a labor of love. Not to mention the immense wealth that will flow from the sale of the book. Well done!
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WOW! Once again I see the extraordinary work of European jewelers of the period.
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OK, Joe how are you gonna get it in the house and over the fireplace without knocking out a wall??
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I'm looking forward to it! Just for the record, Gordon, how long did it take to write?
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This could lead to a new thread on the tremendous power of symbolism.
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Those square pieces on the reverse, are they attachment devices for the swords? Unusual to see a device attached through the ribbon and the mount. The crown and sabers appear to be attached in a more traditional manner.
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Looks like it got hot enught to melt the solder between halves of the frame but not hot enough to damage the silver frame itself. The cross represents a good definition of "salty." Interesting piece.
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Joe, what is that funny little hat under your name??
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byf, I don't know if they learned that lesson at all. They were cranking out 100 Tigers a month to the Russian's 1000 T-34s. No doubt how that one would sort out over time.
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I just started reading the book based on your comment and interesting speculation.
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Tinnies Fake tinnies
Bob Hunter replied to Scowen's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Organisational Membership Badges & Tinnies
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It looks a little narrower than a typical Meybauer but I can't say it isn't Meybauer. What about some of you Meybauer wizards out there? Any manufacturing telltales on this piece?
