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If my memory serves me correctly, this is a Tiger 1 Tank.
Bob
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More models.
Bob
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The table next to me at the show sold Military Models (mostly German). I didn't know that so many people collected models. I'm not into models but these were really detailed and very well done. My wife even bought a small figurine from him. The dealer comes from the Chicago, IL. area.
Bob
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Chris,
This was a new dealer at the show so I don't know his name but may be able to get it for you.
Bob
Hi,
Who was selling the AH and EB silverwear?
Best
Chris
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As always, great seeing you at the show last weekend Bob. Also nice work on the book you published! Best Clete
I hope you had a good weekend at the show! Thanks for the comment on the book.
Bob
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The single track is from a Tiger II German Tank and weighs 135 pounds without connecting pins.
The other tracks on the vertical display are from different models of tanks. Some have ice cleats on the tracks.
The track on the bottom of the vertical display is from a Tiger I and weighs 65 pounds.
Bob
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German Badges.
Bob
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Last display only.
Bob
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More display only.
Bob
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Display only items.
Bob
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M3 trench knives, trench art and swords.
Bob
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Lugers.
Bob
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English and assorted medals.
Bob
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Russian Uniforms.
Bob
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World War I Uniform and Helmet from the 78th Infantry division.
Bob
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Japanese Officers? uniform.
Bob
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Assorted uniforms.
Bob
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U.S. Army Air Force Uniforms.
Bob
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More autographed pictures.
Bob
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Autographed Pictures.
Bob
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Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun Silverware and closeup.
Bob
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The Minneapolis-St. Paul Military Relic and Weapon Collectors Show was last weekend so I took a few pictures to share with fellow collectors.
I only had one table at the show so it cut down on my display and I was also selling items and my book this year.
Bob
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Dean,
How did your Military Show turn out? Any pictures?
Bob
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The Security of the Fatherland Decoration was established August, 1985 and was awarded
to Government Officials, PAVN members and Security Personnel with more than 25 years of
service. It is only awarded in one class. The inscription on the bottom says "security of the Fatherland".
It is made of aluminum and the planchet is 1-3/4 in. from point to point.
Bob
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Pictures from Mpls.-St. Paul Military Show
in Museums & Shows
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This is the figurine stamped "Bastogne" on the bottom that my wife picked out for herself.
Her Father was wounded in the Battle of the Bulge.
Bob