WW1 dog tag variations

[Chip]

Dante,

That is an incredible number of pouches. It looks like they have been multiplying or cloning themselves! Congratulations on putting together such a nice grouping.

Of course, the Hussar tags are great. I think I have only one example from the Hussars.

Chip

[Chris Boonzaier]

should be added to pinned thread

[Davudin]

hello friends. a greeting from Spain. Very nice plates in yours collection. Regards

Edited August 27, 2016 by Davudin

[Davudin]

Two plates of my collection... Same soldier.

Edited August 27, 2016 by Davudin

[Jeff Noll]

The last I heard Peter Meinlschmidt was living in Poland.

[Kornel R.]

Peter Meinlschmidt is back in Germany for good , I spoke with him few months ago . If anybody is still interested on his book I may provide his email address . I belive he still has few copies of his book for sale 

with regards

Kornel 

[Jeff Noll]

I would encourage everyone who does not have Peter's book to contact Kornel R. and pursue getting one.  I have used my copy extensively since getting it from Peter in 1993.  Darn that is over 20 years!!!!  Where the heck does the time go?

Edited September 2, 2016 by Jeff Noll

[dante]

1930s still in its original packaging...I guess un-issued

[Davudin]

Hello friends;
What do you think about this type of plate? Without holes? I've seen it in a Polish forum and it seemed strange to me. It does not seem very normal, right? Could it be good? a greeting