My lord another amazing episode, the way Tom was waving that cigar and throwing that cutter on that Standarte was giving me a heart attack, for god sake man🤦🏼♂️
Yeah....was thinking the same thing. When the new owner buys it and it shows up smelling like cigar smoke and has whiskey stains he'll know why. Sweet Jesus.
Hey guys, I don't see that anyone has already answered this, and if I missed it, I apologize, but on the standarte, the honorific dated March 16, 1935 commemmorates the date that Hitler formally repoudiated the military limits imposed on Germany by the Treaty of Versailles and began the process of re-arimg the Reich. My research indicates that the March 16, 1936 honorific is most likely a celebration of the one-year anniversary of German rearmament, ~ Charlie Eklund
I am the consigner of the standarte. I was always puzzled by the dates. I appreciate you teaching me the history and meaning behind that. You know your history!
Another amazing show that you and Rob have put together. Always waiting for the next show to come, as you never know what your going to see. All the best from the UK. 🔥 🔥 🔥
Have always absolutely loved your videos. Especially you passing your knowledge down to young collectors and also what to look out for with fakes. Cheers
Cheers from Lake Mary/Orlando, Happy April Fool’s Day and congratulations on # 120! Great to meet Jack The Wonder Dog today and shout out to OB for thinking of zooming in on your DTC Wall of Fame during the dead air while Tom wrestled the goods from the popcorn packing from hell.
First item in the video, the 2nd model Luft by Robert Klaas is interesting, all of the subtle little details, really great.. the only one I have by Robert Klaas is a first model HJ knife with nice motto and no ricasso.. and you gotta love that R. Klaas logo with the two dear' heads back to back 😊
Years ago at a Civil War show I bought a SA dagger . Today , about 40 years later I found out who made my 1941 7/9 . Now I Can re-watch a few of your shows and learn who SMF is . Thanks .
You had an artillery swallow tail standard, finial, battalion & streamer ring with streamers mounted to a half staff that was cut back in 1995. The flag material is silk. It was listed for $12,995.00.
I really like those beautiful standard flags. Can you imagine how many hours went into making that thing? It seems almost impossible to make yet someone did it.
Why you making snide comments like that. I bet you don't buy or your not even interested in all this made for the public to see the history of the 2nd world war.
Yes....and history deserves respect....it is oaky to asy it....but the behavior must follow the words.... I have an uncle who died in Normandy and my father-in-law was a German soldier who fought in Stalingrad and managed to survive....you like to drink and smoke....it's allright, but at the right time when its more appropriate.... I am about 80 years old and I am an historian and still keeping busy with it.... and about these artifacts I know a lot more than you think.... you can bet on that....believe me I like this man and he is an honest man.....that is true,but a little bit more of class would be appreciated.... @@phil-em-in
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