gregM
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Thanks for that !! I see that one of mine that is a winner this year was also entered last year. I won't do that again.
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Very nicely done photo. This was my favorite from this year's contest. -
I was wondering if there was a link to past years contests. Quite honestly, When I was posting my entries, I could not remember if I had used them before.
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Congrats, one and all.
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EK 1914 You sure be an ugly Mofo.....
gregM replied to Chris Boonzaier's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
Some my think these are ugly, I think they have character. ( kind of like your mother saying "you're not different, you're special")
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Now THAT is a nice mini.
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Sun rise on Lake Superior© gregM photo © 2008
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Not a common piece.
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Claudio, Don't take this the wrong way --- You've got some pretty nice backsides also.
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Thanks Glenn
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WOW, I thought is thread was dead and gone. Here is a somewhat newer version with a few different variations.
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One of my 1st class crosses that I super imposed over the front plate of my pickelhaube.© gregM photo © 2008
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I found this mannequin looking out of a attic window. I think this would be a perfect cover for a romance or suspenseful paper back book.© gregM photo © 2009
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More of my very limited collection of Vietnam era items.© gregM photo © 2013
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While I mainly collect Imperial German, My first love was fighting knives and daggers. Coming of age in the 70s meant VietNam was a big part of daily so from time to time a pick up the random piece. Here is my attempt to combine those two things.© gregM photo © 2013
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A trunk full of old memories.© gregM photo © 2012
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A nice little Ek2 in a hard to find original glass domed display. Along with a cased Ek1 and a postcard showing the Kaiser giving out Iron crosses. -
Nice crosses.
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Canceled do to lack of interest
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Just a picture
gregM replied to gregM's topic in Great Britain: Militaria: Badges, Uniforms & Equipment
Hi Mervyn, There is nothing special here. All the daggers are very common none of them have any etchings or interesting features. The top 2 daggers are both marked /i B2. The 3rd knife is a /i England marked piece while the last one is a Indian issue piece marked /i "I" and is also marked England. The Kukri is a ww1 issued piece marked /i 1914. -
Thanks Jon
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Interesting article. Thanks for posting it.
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Just a picture
gregM replied to gregM's topic in Great Britain: Militaria: Badges, Uniforms & Equipment
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