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Hey Jerry, great to see you here too! ...and you collection of course. cheers |<ris

Not sure where to put thise, but I am so happy with it! Using the sellers pic's;

hey guy's; I was offered thise watercolour , i like very much. But nor the saler or I, are able to value it. I am on different other fora threating about antiques and art in general, but no one came up with any good reference regarding watercolours by the same artist. So I am trying my chance here. Thanks in advance. |<ris

My latest came with a box of a retailer in Antwerp;

Latest in is thise one. But I have no clue of what it might be. All help is appreciated. cheers |<ris

Wouldn't work here....... ........I am the dishwasher.........! :-(

Wife's never are !! ;-) Looks good to me! (I am not speaking of the bath!! (lol!)) cheers |<ris

One for sale here; http://www.forumeerstewereldoorlog.nl/viewtopic.php?t=31205&sid=c96180958989dcd41a661dad3d1b9039

My latest skull; related to militaria;

Not a pilot wing , but a airforce insigna that goes on the cap. And as it is silver it it ment for NCO. The sheaf of wheat makes me think of Scandinavian country's.....

Here are some buttons, I got in today, that match the uniform with that insigna;

Here is your image;

The wings and A badge is defenetly Belgian and I would be most intrested if it would be available. The other insigna is one I have never seen before.

That is correct , it is a printing block. Finding a similar one would be hard, because of the fact that these blocks were specially made for (and by !) a printing compagny in order be printed . That can be a book, a single page, a newspaper, what ever..... I can show thousands printing bloks but never (exeptions do exist!) two similar ones. Finding the print is almost imossible to do, if you don't have any references, mostly marked on the block or the paper wrap in wich they were kept (if kept!). They were usualy recycled quiet rapidely after being used. cheers |<ris

So will all of us, .......now!

...in a box or a letter?

Very niece and intresting piece, indeed! |<ris

Thank you and again, congratulations on that nice find! cheers |<ris

Wow! That is a very nice find! Could I ask your permission to use your picture of the button and the info regarding it on a Flemish button forum? cheers |<ris

Try Dennis and give him my regards; http://webspace.webring.com/people/rz/zekka38/index1.html

Just got thise (Belgian) serie in;

You should write a book about it (not pointing at someone specific!!(lol!))!! Thise guy did; http://www.amazon.fr/Et-Hitler-Reich-1000-ans/dp/2919403214

Super job! Congrats! |<ris

Marvelous! |<

But it is not the same person! I just found him! His name was Robert Hubertus. He died in a crash in 1936, according to; http://www.bahavzw.be/database/content/fairey-fox-o-35-te-elewijt-robert-hubertus-en-roger-billen