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05-27-2013 03:53 PM
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Re: Buckle books?
Lenny, I personally like the Angolia and the Nash book, for me they are the best two
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Re: Buckle books?
Lenny I have Peter Nash's book and it is the best It has good reference and period photos I highly recommend it I have read all you show in your picture. timothy
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Angolia and Nash are both good books but they both have some mistakes and a few repos. The Evans book has a lot of nice buckles but you'll find 8-10 bad buckles and some of the good buckles are reprinted.
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Re: Buckle books?
No Lenny, lol, no relation, I actually gave my Evans book away
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Re: Buckle books?
Hi Lenny,
I agree with up above books opinions and there are some other pubs (not current) also considered intreasting for this topic:
- Francis Catella " Gott Mitt Uns" In French and tough to find but great photos and info (you can find this also with google...)
- J. Bandau/Patzwall " Deutches Koppleschlosser 1800-1945" In German but again lots of photos and info ( not easy and not cheaper to find...)
- Bob Evans "Third Reich Belt buckles" Lots of bad and repainted buckles but still some interesting buckles
- Terrence Baldwin, " German Waist Belts" Published in 1981 and hard to find...(take a glimpse at link below...)
https://www.weitze.net/cgi-bin/suche...alog&start=200
Cheers
Andrea
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Re: Buckle books?
The Bandau and Catella books are like rocking horse sh@~te to find
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Re: Buckle books?
Mate , what's the matter :-D :-D I have both: Catella.pdf (I have bandau only on paper for now) do you want some ;-)
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Re: Buckle books?
Yes Andreas, I most certainly would
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