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    New flat, new room, new display.

    Here some pictures of my new collection room.
    Mostly flak and Luftwaffe ground items here. But i also collec US, French 1940 and British Raj army.
    Here two french soldiers in winter 1944-1945, left an Lieutenant of the colonial troops, right a combat medic.
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    Very nice! I always love the ww2 pin up girls, are those from the varga esquire calendars?
    Looking for a 30 '06 Chauchat magazine.

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      Originally posted by Jeff V View Post
      Very nice! I always love the ww2 pin up girls, are those from the varga esquire calendars?
      Hello, thank you. Yes they are left october 1942 and right march 1942 from the Varga Esquire calendar. I have also the july, but unframed.
      Varga is one my favourite pinup designer with Gil Elvgren.

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        Very cool. As an aside for everyone who cares about pin ups. Pre 1945 Elvgren pin ups are signed with a block type letters and 1945 onward he worked for a different company and signed his work with a cursive signature. An easy way to tell wartime to postwar Elvgren works.
        Looking for a 30 '06 Chauchat magazine.

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          Pinups !

          Originally posted by Jeff V View Post
          Very cool. As an aside for everyone who cares about pin ups. Pre 1945 Elvgren pin ups are signed with a block type letters and 1945 onward he worked for a different company and signed his work with a cursive signature. An easy way to tell wartime to postwar Elvgren works.
          Thank, i don't know this fact.
          A nice book about his work was published by Taschen, and another about Vargas " The war years".

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            #6
            Hi Ir 143, nice Display. Happy to see a collector from Alsace. I grew up in Strasbourg but live since 1989 in Germany. Would be fine, after the Corona disease, to meet you… I am often in your area.

            Alex

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