Bravo.by harryamb2
Bravo.
Thanks. I had also wanted to make this point. When you look at the many interesting films from the 1950s made either by Germans or by Americans in Bavaria,
this fact comes out very strongly. The films are filled with authentic material.
Siehe da:
Bavaria Film GmbH History
Nostalgia is a trap, of course, but since the issue constantly arises here as to the story of the production and retail of these items ca. 1933 until 2016, Adrian is
right that the younger set needs some evidence of how it has unfolded. No one is inclined to believe the silly old stories of silly old men.
The collectors in my neighborhood, who imparted this all to me, had started prior to the second world war, actually.
They were in full force in the late 1960s, and shaped much of what I know.
This arrangement has a certain poetry to it versus the digital free for all. The people are well dressed, but it looks like a place similar to a cattle auction.
Maybe there is some truth lurking here.
The middle sixties and the UK I associate with Patrick McGoohan and his TV series which I watched at the time with rapt attention while I began to collect
Nazi regalia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRJvjLZXL3k
This woman is shooting at McGoohan.
The Beatles never appealed to me at all, really.
Last edited by Friedrich-Berthold; 06-12-2016 at 06:34 PM.
This is the signature Breuer fake RZM tag put in x hundred dyed BGS jackets. I own one of these. I should photograph it.
The Dr. Breuer RZM tag, ca. 196X
The firm is still in business and maybe they could fix the things of mine in need of good repair.
https://www.kostuemverleih.com/
She looks more appealing than some of the early type men.
Last edited by Friedrich-Berthold; 06-11-2016 at 10:19 PM.
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