Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Or if you prefer a helmet from a different small shop, pre WWI FS helmet.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Every item in my collection is found on a small shop/flea market.I've never bought something from the internet :P
So 2 of my favorite buys of the year was my Greek WW2 helmet and my German gas mask with microphone fitting
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hahaha me too
I visit the one small shop and the same two antique centers about every couple of weeks, another two that I visit about once a month and one other that I visit a few times a year, the latter is the best but is too far away to go more often. I also buy some items from online shops and quite a bit from the bay, which for British items can be pretty good, though I probably get outbid on 90% of what I bid on as some people have more money than sense IMHO.
In some ways a best buy this year came from a local furniture shop, a complete WWII uniform grouping comprising his cap, tunic, trousers and great coat. They had been on display for many years and the owner had resisted many offers to buy them but I instead commented that it was a shame they seemed neglected and covered in dust to the shop assistant and because of my concern he sold them to me for a very good price. Again he was a Veteran from Wales and the tunic and trousers are named and dated to him. The seller still has his helmet for me, when he remembers to bring it in.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Good point Glenn!
Below is an graphic I produced charting the 644 members visiting WRF over a 24hr period (15-16 Dec 2013) which shows clearly that the overwhelming majority i.e. 72% of those registered have not become paid Gold Club members (24%).
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...and below a snapshot of 146 members who had read this thread as of 10:21 GMT this morning:
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Last edited by StefanM; 12-20-2013 at 10:17 PM.
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