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[rogge16]

A new one for my collection.
Peter Spoden.

[Paul D]

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Clean the stuff on walls to relax (when stressed) including this large one of Otto Baum (Swords) today. I hired the artist and Baum signed 100.

Best likeness I have ever seen of any Waffen-SS personality by an artist. Amazing, she was 17 when it was done. Camera does not do it justice

Also a large format one inscribed by Macher (Oakleaves).

Best to all and be well, back to work (on book),
Mark

Mark , Heinz Macher looks so young almost a Hitler Jugend in SS Uniform !! I love the artists drawing of Sepp as well another great likeness , i take it it was the same artist ?

[KMMorris]

Good to see you posting again Mark C. it has been a while.
Here is my reply from Mr Radermacher which i sent to him almost 2 months ago. Although he replied quickly and get it out of Germany quickly Australia post took the liberty of sending it around Australia for a month. Anyway good to see he is still replying.

[rogge16]

Yesterday I received a reply from Alexander Raab's son. Sadly Alexander Raab past away on 8-13-14.

Luke

[KMMorris]

Just while this thread is a little quiet i just have a question on how you gents store your signatures?
Myself personally I used acid free 6x4 pouches or acid free display sleeves. Most signatures stick out a tiny bit, but it is the best thing i could find.




Cheers Morris

[KRISSE]

Nice one, Dave! Here's mine.

Luke

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Hello Luke, do you have information of this guy still beeing alive? This photo is taken at Camp Beverloo in the Belgian town 'Leopoldsburg'.
It's still a big trainingarea of the Belgian army today. The barracks behind the German soldier were for inprisonment of Belgian POW's and members of the resistance.
Somewhere in the woods behind the barracks was an execution area of the Gestapo were resistancemembers came to their end. Still a graveyard today.
After the war it were barracks for German POW's. Now today lot of the barracks aren't there anymore, tough couple of them still remain and are a very nice museum.

[KRISSE]

Hello Luke, do you have information of this guy still beeing alive? This photo is taken at Camp Beverloo in the Belgian town 'Leopoldsburg'.
It's still a big trainingarea of the Belgian army today. The barracks behind the German soldier were for inprisonment of Belgian POW's and members of the resistance.
Somewhere in the woods behind the barracks was an execution area of the Gestapo were resistancemembers came to their end. Still a graveyard today.
After the war it were barracks for German POW's. Now today lot of the barracks aren't there anymore, tough couple of them still remain and are a very nice museum.

Oeps, seems that I allready wrote a reaction on this picture in the past. Sorry for that. :-) Cheers.

[MD Helmets]

Just while this thread is a little quiet i just have a question on how you gents store your signatures?
Myself personally I used acid free 6x4 pouches or acid free display sleeves. Most signatures stick out a tiny bit, but it is the best thing i could find.




Cheers Morris

I use a mini binder that has so far held all of the photos quite comfortably. I keep the maps and other papers they send in the envelopes and store them separately.

[Paul D]

Have heard that my old friend and OdR Sponsor Max Zastrow has been called by the Grossen Armee , RIP Max !!

[LB023]

I also saw it on the WAF, he past away during the veterans meeting. Very sad news indeed.