WAM Show Journal - OVMS MAX Show 2017
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- Many thanks to the OVMS for putting on yet another wonderful MAX, as well to to everyone who agreed to be in this Show Journal.
The most valuable things you could hope to find at this show were, as always, the people.
These vids from Mr. Whittman has piqued my interest in Nazi, and WWII memorabilia in general, again.
I was always too poor to afford anything of real interest but I’m gonna try to pick up a M35 Heer at the 2020 SOS in Feb. if I can get one for the right price.
What a dream dagger Tom presented at the end of the video. I don’t know what he paid for it but someone surely didn’t appreciate what they had. This is a cornerstone piece to any SA collection…..I’ve never seen better…..thanks again Tom.
Mr. Wittmann don't listen to the haters they hate because they wish they were you and had what you have and know what you know but they are just the bottom feeders so pay no attention fine sir!
thanks Tom for keeping making your videos
I can’t help the organization you put the products in. Perfect example organization 👨🚒
I'm a 14 year old collector of militaria and am starting to get Into collecting German ww2 militaria and suggestions that would help me I just got my first piece which is a German K98 bayonet
Godzilla 62 you should save money and then buy a german helmet, a beautiful one.
And I thought I had some good items with my USN Mark I knives lol! Oh to have $10k to spend on one Dagger! Thanks and learn much from your videos!
For people like me who collects german daggers ,this is the Paradise :D
Saya senang dg video ini , koleksi nya begitu banyak...thank Tom... salam dari kami.....
7:55 that SS trumpet is amazing!!
great video and good point about the forums
very interestedin the Christmas items, please let me know how to contact Walter.
Micro Macro I found that dealer in Key West attempted to call and email no response.
I am 13 years old and have a large collection of American iteams and just got a part pin so I am starting german I have actually see a decent amount of young people in the hobby
I knocked that but it's worth it
hello Hayden, its cool that your 17 and can give advice to someone older and new to collecting, so I should always try bring the price down on every purchase and how do you avoid paying retail? I really want to know. cheers.
My 10 year old son and I attended our first MAX show.
He even went to the Friday night lectures!
Mr. Wittman was the source of my first purchased piece, a Heer visor!
Thanks Tom!
Thanks for sharing Tom. Always enjoy watching and learning from your presentations and
keeping the hobby interesting.
Awesome video and lots of amazing stuff! My wallet wouldnt be able to handle my shopping spree if i were to visit even one of these shows.
Tell me about your neckpiece there Thomas? Looks like its a rear piece to?
Our ancestral house still stands about 100years until now. And I had swords looks like in 2:46 I think its like a japanese swords(not sure) that during WWll
Your ancestral house? 100 years!?😂😂😂 I will agree it’s amazing, that an American built house can last for a 100 years.
At 2:14 where would you be able to buy one or 2 of them cases at I'm going to start collecting german bayonets
Ours are pretty old; I don't even remember where I picked them up. I'm fairly sure you can get these riker mounts on Amazon, though.
Wittmann Antique Militaria...thank you so much I absolutely love your videos
Or you can email: steelesdisplays@embarqmail.com
Mr. Steele will take care of you.
Thank you, Adam. Good luck with the cases.
Oh Yea, They will tell You its FAKE!!
Fanatic video keep it up 👍👍
Where can i purchase casings like this?
Good video, thx Thomas and Robbie
Love the video watched everyone of your videos I want to start collecting but don't know where to start at
Adam Pauley pick something you want to focus on it
I find this a really egotistic hobby. A lot of these items should be in museums so everybody can enjoy them!
A lot of pieces are in museums. The Nazis were prolific makers of daggers, swords and related items. There are literally tons of this stuff out there. Most brought home by returning soldiers as war prizes.
Most museums have much more than they need and often lock all the collections in vaults so no one sees them, at least at these sorts of shows you can handle the items and they look great fun too.
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