Down the Cellar 47 - Bottoms Up
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Tom returns to the cellar from a working hiatus (and not the grave) armed with some tiff drinks, stuffed boxes, snappy suspenders and smoky cigars.
I'd like to thank each and every one of you who take the time to watch DtC, and am very grateful to everyone who takes more time out of their day to comment. In a perfect world there would be endless time for either Tom or Ob to engage with everyone, but alas the world is far from perfect.
FAQ & A
Q: I have a burning question about something in the video! What should I do?!
A: An email sent directly to Tom is the best way to get your question answered, because while he most definitely reads each and every one of your comments, he hasn't quite gotten the hang of replying to them in the comment section, and is not likely to in the foreseeable future. Or ever.
Q: I have a amusing anecdote, scathing criticism, or heartfelt compliment that I deeply need to express and I require / demand / long for a personalized response! What should I do?!
A: See "A" above.
Tom's email is: herrwittmann@gmail.com
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Another great video! These are never too long…I think I speak for all your viewers when I say that we wish these didn’t end!
Seven Times. What IS your Favorit dagger Gruß Felix From Düsseldorf Germany mr.wittmann Sir..
I'm sorry it's taken so long to answer your question, Felix. Tom reads these comments every day but he doesn't really know how to reply to them; sending him an email is the best (and really only) way to get questions answered.
I just went to Tom's desk and demanded an answer, and after some thought he said his favorite pieces generally are Naval Honor daggers.
@@WittmannAntiqueMilitaria thank you For your Time and your answer,god Bless your Family...we enjoy your Videos.. Felix...
@@felixortmann5174 You are most welcome, Sir. Thank you for watching!
Shouldn't these daggers that are in almost mint condition be in protective cases and not thrown in a box with a bunch of other daggers on top scratching them up?
Love these videos. Wish I was a millionaire so I could afford to buy this stuff. Since I'm rather new to the hobby, can someone explain to me what RZM means or stands for? Thanks.
Stands for ReichsZeugMeisterei. You will see the RZM letters capitalized in the name. It was basically the office that stamped their seal of approval on all things Nazi party related including but not limited to Uniforms, uniform accessories, equipment, edged weapons etc. Hope that helps!
Thanks for this Tom!!
The HJ Olympic daggers are Controversial, do your research if you are thinking of buying one.
This knife , no dagger , is in Germany known as ,Fahrtenmesser'. Into 1980s such knifes had been used by Pfadfinder / boy scout groups, you could see this knifes in the show windows of german arms/ knife shops until about 2000, now rarely. So i think , there are falsifications, using ,Fahrtenmesser' blades from 1950s to 1970s.
@@brittakriep2938 I agree
Our hero is looking good and in shape, sipping them cocktails and smoking the sticks, and, he doesn't let us down, after two weeks of absence Our King of entertainment is back on the screen ! The true fans were waiting for this weekly dose of course, after the absence last week !! Again, great stuff and greetings from far away Europe !!!
Great Collectors never die. They live on in the beautiful things they've collected and those they've sold to over the years.
Ob's reaction when the eagle dropped... That was a hoot!
Интересно, как всегда, interesting as usual !
Max Show was great!! Bought a couple of daggers from you....2nd Model Luftwaffe and and DLV!! Great video!!!
Calling a WWI German trench knife a "junk'er", i guess seeing all those polished daggers and swords every day makes you look down upon these trench knives that might look rough but they are original and in most cases been through hell. I collect German trench knives and photos where a soldier is sporting one on his belt, boot or hand.
Thanks Mr. Wittmann
Always Enjoy Your Unboxing Videos ..
Just finished boarding up the house waiting for hurricane Ian. Nice to sit down take a relaxing break, have a cocktail and watch Mr Whitman open his treasures. The best part of my day so far. Your fan from St Petersburg Florida
The paper bag for that Olympic dagger says it's a "Fahrtenmesser!" If I eat too many beans I am a "Fahrten" also!
Another great video. Tom where can I get a pen like the one you use. I seen a video of you writing an autograph and I like the way it looks.
Time flies when you're down in the cellar with Tom.
Never long enough videos I was starting to have withdrawals from not seeing a new video. I cant get enough of this hobby. See ya at the SOS. 😊
Who would not want to hang with this man! A great wealth of historical knowledge. Thank you sir.
Just in time to spend a hour watching what i love over some fresh brewed coffee ☕
Great video!
I love watching this videos.
These have to be the best unboxings on the tube
This is perfect for the lunch hour.
Made my day, ❤
Tom, you are my go to guy for anything dagger related, your videos and books are lifesavers!
But please get the desk set, prize box and cuff links double checked!
To my eye they look incredibly dubious???
Red cross
Your unboxings have become addicting. The best compliment to a TH-camr.
I wish I had at least one German knife, from WWII!!! With 30$ in my wallet, and 8$ on my Bank account, only thing I can do, is dreaming....
👍🏼👍🏼 The HJ Olympics was too cool. Would love to own it. Great vid Tom.
Another terrific video Tom, really missed your weekly updates.
Fantastic items. Daggers are super. I love there'd cross helmet
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I wish I wasn’t so shy I wanted to talk to you at the the show I know your very nice the both of you but I wish you all the best of health to you both anyway
Great you're back..... FInally!!!!
If I'm not mistaken the hole in the top of the rectangular object on that desk set is to hold an old school quill traditionally made from a molted feather. I'm sure it was more for looks than functionality as all other kinds of fountain pens had been produced by that time (including pens made by Montblanc, who opened their doors in Germany in 1906).
Nice square dip red cross helmet
Hello from Lithuania ... !