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SS-Dienstdolch by Robert Klaas from Lakesidetrader

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    hehe, well.. I'm not sure how the world would look if the Germans "Nazis" manage to take over the world (I'm not stating that germans=nazis...)

    I love thinking about the past command450!

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    Quote by Normandie View Post
    Hmm, I wonder who used it, and when it was prodused.

    It's a little bit sad, I can't get to know who used the Heer helmets and the weapons I've got at home, I wonder what they have been through!
    Love this hobby, though, it's expensive!
    is clear that expensive friend, U.S. soldiers, Canadian and British risked their lives in battle to return with their spoils of war (the Russians don´t, they wanted German women), Your sell it cheap?... I don´t think so

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    Quote by jarmijo78 View Post
    is clear that expensive friend, U.S. soldiers, Canadian and British risked their lives in battle to return with their spoils of war (the Russians don´t, they wanted German women), Your sell it cheap?... I don´t think so
    Jarmijo please explain your statement..as I am giving you the benefit of the doubt of your intended meaning may have been lost in translation. Regards Larry

    Stay focused on the dagger in this thread..and not singling out a particular ethnic group or people.
    It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!! - Larry C

    One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C

    “The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” - Winston Churchill

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