I started collecting in 1968. My father was a Sgt. in a US Army combat engineer battalion. D Day, Battle of the bulge , Luxembourg, Germany, Austria. I still have a NSKK pin that he brought home. He did have a luger but another GI stole it from him .Your english is excellent. My grandfather on my mothers side was from Russia.
A beautiful collection of historical significance. Collections like this must be preserved and shown less we forget the horrors of the past. More significant, is the wonderful English spoken by our collector.
This may sound stupid but could you do a video on how to begin collecting these items and where to look to get decent buys? I’m very Interested in This stuff
I am French and I watch each of your videos. Being also a collector of daggers, it is a real pleasure to continue to learn about the suptility of these pieces :)
Alex my friend lets talk about that very nice NSKK tagged dagger you have, you know i want this item for my collection it would fit perfectly. Great video very nice collection indeed. Jeffery Richards collector
Вы молодец Алексей!Продолжайте в том же духе!Всегда с обожением смотрю ваши суперстримы!Я тоже коллектсионирую такие вещи и многово от вас узнал про холодного оружие.Лайк!
Happy 2021 Alex. Thank you for sharing, It would be great to see a video of your personal Militaria collection and how you display it at your home. Cheers, Eddie
Nice antique military collectables. Your a serious collector with very rear and well taken care of items from the pass, a lot of history on those tables.
You did very well on your American trip. You speak English well. I have no trouble understanding what you are saying. Hopefully, you will have a good Christmas and New Year this year as well.
Sweet collection Alex I'm a faithful subscriber watch every video you and Mr wittman are my favorite I learn a lot from y'all I have nice collection myself I'm having a hard time finding a scabbard for a army 1938 I met a guy that it was in his family since WW2 his grandfather acquired it off a soilders he got it pulled it out of scabbard and cut portapee also I now have the dagger any chance somebody can help me with a scabbard
Your English is fine. Had no problems understanding. Really nice stuff. I collect other 3rd Reich items, so badges and daggers are out of my realm. But I learn a lot watching these videos. -Kelly
All the best Alex. If I will pick one item from your collection, it will be the SS Dagger for sure ;-) Can I have it? I started collecting also ,have one NSKK ,some other daggers , 3 Iron crosses ,a learning about much more. Also collecting Photography .Take care , and don't stop posting more videos
Many people think this is in poor taste, especially here in the U.S., well I am one american that says FUCK those ppl, because these items are BEAUTIFUL, HISTORICAL, AND EXTREMELY DECORATIVE. JUST GORGEOUS 😊
Happy new year Alex,wow you have done really well with what you have bought,,,, second I think the word you wer looking for ,I really enjoy your videos ,stay safe and wash your feet
@@alexwarstory 👑👍 very very nice! Im planing something similar in one european country but on much smaller scale, few days picking up some sabres for me, and enjoy the country. Great work brother! 👍👍
@@alexwarstory yes, it is yours, just like every other purchase that dope makes. Some moral Karen trying to make you feel bad. HOBbIX yCnEXOB, TOBAPNWN!
Hi Alex love the videos. May I ask, what is your role in all of this, hobby wise? Are you a buyer for investors or do you purchase for yourself? I have been to Moscow several times and I can categorically say that the antique stores there are very expensive compared to anywhere else.
I am collector and buyer for investors who wants to buy high quality stuff. I am collecting and exploring all this things also. Taking pictures and videos of original stuff for to share it in social media and TH-cam
I think it would be nice if the Germans could openly buy stuff back , but basically you lose a war people get to take home your weapons thats always happened . i have German weapons that my family took as war trophy's . I wouldn't be annoyed at Germans having British weapons they captured
The Germans started the war. That's true! But still I think it's a shame that these items are now in a country where most collectors treat them as if it were something where there was nothing bad behind them! Also bothers me if any American collectors think they must have, for example, 25 Hj daggers! It's enough if you only have 4, for example. In Germany, people are satisfied with you and deal with the topic critically and don't pose around with it!
@@bearsagainstevil A distinction must also be made between captured firearms and trophies such as flags or daggers. If you capture firearms and keep using them in war, I think that's fine. But if you take such trophies with you, that's outrageous in my opinion! My teacher was simply stolen from his grandfather's dagger from the Air Force apartment and the top hat he wore at the wedding from my great-grandfather and those were all Americans and I hate the Americans who did this to my ancestors and those who did this to my teacher up to now today!
I'm not an expert on WWII stuff but a lot of this looks like reproductions. I hope I'm wrong. Repros fill U.S. gun shows, buy the way, and unscrupulous sellers will tell you it's "mint."
![Rare German WW2 war souvenirs [+Prices] that you cant find on eBay on that condition.](/img/n.gif)
Beautiful stuff! Nothing left for us anymore unfortunately. :(
Wdym theres tons of auctions with this stuffs
You certainly have a truly nice collection. I have been following your videos,and your English is fine.
I started collecting in 1968. My father was a Sgt. in a US Army combat engineer battalion. D Day, Battle of the bulge , Luxembourg, Germany, Austria. I still have a NSKK pin that he brought home. He did have a luger but another GI stole it from him .Your english is excellent. My grandfather on my mothers side was from Russia.
Outstanding! You made some amazing purchases! A beautiful collection sir.
Thanks for showing! Wonderful pieces!
A beautiful collection of historical significance. Collections like this must be preserved and shown less we forget the horrors of the past. More significant, is the wonderful English spoken by our collector.
This may sound stupid but could you do a video on how to begin collecting these items and where to look to get decent buys? I’m very
Interested in This stuff
Great collection Thank you for the videos Alex keep up the good work preserving history..
I am French and I watch each of your videos. Being also a collector of daggers, it is a real pleasure to continue to learn about the suptility of these pieces :)
Thank you very much for showing some of your wonderful collection!
You have certainly got a nice collection started!!!!
Hello Alex ! Many thanks for sharing these incredible pieces with us !!! We need more swords !!!
Beautiful collection 👏 love your channel 🏆💪👍
Outstanding collection ! Nice layout for a hotel ! Thanks for sharing
A fine collection Alex. Your knowledge and enthusiasm for those historical items is outstanding. That’s what it is
All about history.
Amazing collection!!!
Thanks
Nice Job Alex i love your collection
Alex my friend lets talk about that very nice NSKK tagged dagger you have, you know i want this item for my collection it would fit perfectly. Great video very nice collection indeed. Jeffery Richards collector
Вы молодец Алексей!Продолжайте в том же духе!Всегда с обожением смотрю ваши суперстримы!Я тоже коллектсионирую такие вещи и многово от вас узнал про холодного оружие.Лайк!
Happy 2021 Alex. Thank you for sharing, It would be great to see a video of your personal Militaria collection and how you display it at your home. Cheers, Eddie
Great purchases Alex! thanx for the video.
Nice collection, soon you need a room like mister Witmann
holy shit!!! all bagged recently ?!?!? MIND BLOWING
What about the katana? You skipped it when you covered the Russian swords. Beautiful collection!
That second award for Iron cross is called “Spange”
in English would that be the equivalent to a clasp
Precisely, he was asking for the terminology in English, not German.
Genau genommen wäre es eine sogenannte "Wiederholungsspange" für Veteranen, die das EK 1 oder 2 bereits im 1. WK erhalten haben.
Nice antique military collectables. Your a serious collector with very rear and well taken care of items from the pass, a lot of history on those tables.
Thanks Alex greetings from Colombia!!!
My eyes popped out of my head when I saw all this stuff
Wow.... Impressive. So many great items .You're getting a big deal in the business - I am happy for you :))
Thanks!
How you get through customs in Russia? Did you have to pay a
Tax?
I declared all items
Thanks for sharing. Would love to see more of that shashka.
Man what a top collection. You must have spent some amount of money on getting all those amazing pieces. Greetings from Northern Ireland brother.
You did very well on your American trip. You speak English well. I have no trouble understanding what you are saying. Hopefully, you will have a good Christmas and New Year this year as well.
You really have a good eye, only buy the best. Love these videos Alex.
Thank you
Awesome collection! Like to know what you do for a living!😂🤔 Dropping some💸💸
Really liked those Russian Imperial sabers. Always been fascinated by the imperial period.
Great quality video once again! Please do a video on your collection.
You need more flags with this amazing collection. Keep on collecting.
My great grandpa was a soviet soldier he fought all 5 years I asked my grandpa about his medals but when they moved to America they didn't bring them
Wow those are some real cool daggers
Sweet collection Alex I'm a faithful subscriber watch every video you and Mr wittman are my favorite I learn a lot from y'all I have nice collection myself I'm having a hard time finding a scabbard for a army 1938 I met a guy that it was in his family since WW2 his grandfather acquired it off a soilders he got it pulled it out of scabbard and cut portapee also I now have the dagger any chance somebody can help me with a scabbard
is the shooting award blade from Mr. Wittman?
No. He has not
Your English is fine. Had no problems understanding. Really nice stuff. I collect other 3rd Reich items, so badges and daggers are out of my realm. But I learn a lot watching these videos. -Kelly
Very beautiful collection!
All the best Alex. If I will pick one item from your collection, it will be the SS Dagger for sure ;-) Can I have it? I started collecting also ,have one NSKK ,some other daggers , 3 Iron crosses ,a learning about much more. Also collecting Photography .Take care , and don't stop posting more videos
Thanks!
beautiful collection,
You got all the cool stuff 👍
Thank you!
Many people think this is in poor taste, especially here in the U.S., well I am one american that says FUCK those ppl, because these items are BEAUTIFUL, HISTORICAL, AND EXTREMELY DECORATIVE. JUST GORGEOUS 😊
Happy new year Alex,wow you have done really well with what you have bought,,,, second I think the word you wer looking for ,I really enjoy your videos ,stay safe and wash your feet
Holy shit ...Alex a lot off money 💰...thanks for the video
nice too see a collector in Russia your English is fine , you got a great selection of stuff
God bless you too brother I wish you well in your business and I hope to see more on what you’re doing God bless have a great day
Your English is spoken very well. I couldn’t say anything in Russian so you’re doing better than me.
Great to meet you at Wilmington, Alex. Love the videos! Let’s get together next time you’re in Ohio.
Must be nice to have money like that anyways verynice and great videos!!
beautiful collection in great condition👍👌
Your English skills are very good we can understand you very well!!!
you robbed wittmann 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bravo, You got enough dagger !!!! You must have some serious money
Is it all for your collection, or part for you part for others?
Part for me part for others. But all this stuff I bought myself
@@alexwarstory
👑👍 very very nice!
Im planing something similar in one european country but on much smaller scale, few days picking up some sabres for me, and enjoy the country.
Great work brother! 👍👍
Understand your English just fine! Your English is better than most Americans!
Called a Spange.
Love Your vids 💪
Great collection,
Nice daggers
Russia is getting a lot of good pieces. Hate to see them leave USA
Its not yours. You know that.
All this stuff I bought in USA during my treasure hunting trip.
@@alexwarstory yes, it is yours, just like every other purchase that dope makes. Some moral Karen trying to make you feel bad. HOBbIX yCnEXOB, TOBAPNWN!
@@alexwarstory but he is right its sad that this stuff is now in moscow, its germanys burden
great collection
You communicate very well in English. Better than many Americans I know of, haha. Don't worry
Medal 🎖 is what they are called!!
Your collection ? bought to onsell to russian collectors i think
Nice haul Alex🇦🇺
I've been wanting a Hitler youths dagger for years 🤤
Very impressive this must have cost you lots of money, good English my friend practise makes purfect
Great stuff
How do you get them into russia? can you just put it in your baggage?
Hi Alex love the videos. May I ask, what is your role in all of this, hobby wise? Are you a buyer for investors or do you purchase for yourself?
I have been to Moscow several times and I can categorically say that the antique stores there are very expensive compared to anywhere else.
I am collector and buyer for investors who wants to buy high quality stuff. I am collecting and exploring all this things also. Taking pictures and videos of original stuff for to share it in social media and TH-cam
Fffffffuckk!!!! How do you get trough custom???
Declared all
Jesus Christ !! It's all for your collection?
Nice video.
Very nice
Very Good 👍
Im willing to bet a lot of reproductions
It's a shame that all these items are now dormant in Russia and the USA! An undeserved end for these items that actually belong in Germany!
Well, to be fair, the germans started it ;)
I think it would be nice if the Germans could openly buy stuff back , but basically you lose a war people get to take home your weapons thats always happened . i have German weapons that my family took as war trophy's . I wouldn't be annoyed at Germans having British weapons they captured
The Germans started the war. That's true! But still I think it's a shame that these items are now in a country where most collectors treat them as if it were something where there was nothing bad behind them! Also bothers me if any American collectors think they must have, for example, 25 Hj daggers! It's enough if you only have 4, for example. In Germany, people are satisfied with you and deal with the topic critically and don't pose around with it!
@@bearsagainstevil A distinction must also be made between captured firearms and trophies such as flags or daggers. If you capture firearms and keep using them in war, I think that's fine. But if you take such trophies with you, that's outrageous in my opinion! My teacher was simply stolen from his grandfather's dagger from the Air Force apartment and the top hat he wore at the wedding from my great-grandfather and those were all Americans and I hate the Americans who did this to my ancestors and those who did this to my teacher up to now today!
@@happydayt.8687 to he fair, germans can purchase this just as easily as any other person. This guy who bought all these sounds russian to me
I'm not an expert on WWII stuff but a lot of this looks like reproductions. I hope I'm wrong. Repros fill U.S. gun shows, buy the way, and unscrupulous sellers will tell you it's "mint."
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