Items you don't see every day.

[Erich S]

Wolfe Hardin have one of the largest TR collections in the world. If your looking for the super rare they're your go to guys.

[John Brandon]

Wolfe Hardin have one of the largest TR collections in the world.

Hardly surprising really, when you consider that Steven Wolfe married into the Wrigley's family

Some people have all the luck

[Nick VR]

Hi Guys


You don't see this every day either...


Greetz

Nick VR

[Rick]

Nice stuff, but it does make you think what they could have done if they hadn't spent so much time dishing out the shiny stuff!!!!

[Erich S]

Well JMB, I guess money talks and Bull S... walks!!

[cool-e]

Nice stuff, but it does make you think what they could have done if they hadn't spent so much time dishing out the shiny stuff!!!!

I think the bigger, and sadder, picture is the source of the "shiny stuff." The original owners of those diamonds most likely went to a concentration camp.

[jesshaedrich]

here are some from the max show last october

[jesshaedrich]

sorry some are sideways

[lach470]

Can't say it any better than the title of this thread: you just don't see these things every day....These have been in collections for decades (especially the Goering and Whittman stuff) - they won't be going anywhere just yet, methinks.
CHeers!
Rob

[Rick]

I think the bigger, and sadder, picture is the source of the "shiny stuff." The original owners of those diamonds most likely went to a concentration camp.

I agree 100%, all the gold and other precious metals/materials which were in short supply, and removed from their original owners made good use of the empty trains returning to The Riech from the likes of Auchwitz.