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    #1

    Headgear stands wooden & medal stands plastic

    Looks like the threads have expired that I saw before. Looking for the little plastic medal stands and where to get good prices on headgear helmet stands wooden.

    Thks
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    Hi Kelly,
    Have a look at these stands;

    http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=657483

    I still have 3 stands left.
    Please let me know if you're interested.

    Kr
    Pascal

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        #4
        Still after some of the cheap basic wood stands, anyone here make them or has a line on who does? I really don't have the time to make them myself.

        Thanks

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          #5
          Skipper Greenwade makes quality headgear stands at what I consider a reasonable price:

          http://www.skippergreenwade.com/HEADGEAR-DISPLAYS.html

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            #6
            Thanks, but I just can't see spending $40-80 on a helmet stand. I have 50-75 types of headgear. When I look at a nice display I'm not looking at helmet stands. But headgear does look best on a stand and not laying on a shelf IMO.

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              #7
              Hi,

              I use nondescript trench art shells for my stands. If there are no dates, engravings or anything else that could identify the shell--- it becomes a stand.
              They're fairly cheap too

              Cheers,

              jamie
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                #8
                Very cool Muzzy

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Kelly w View Post
                  Thanks, but I just can't see spending $40-80 on a helmet stand. I have 50-75 types of headgear. When I look at a nice display I'm not looking at helmet stands. But headgear does look best on a stand and not laying on a shelf IMO.
                  Kelly,

                  it gets expensive but Skipper's standards are by far the best you will find on the market in my opinion. There are other makers out there but I simply like his the best. I have a pile of them but I want to preserve the history of the headgear and when your spending thousands of dollars in this hobby what is 40 bucks or so? Matt

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by afrikasandman View Post
                    Kelly,

                    ..... when your spending thousands of dollars in this hobby what is 40 bucks or so? Matt
                    I couldn't agree more....quality stands, from a quality Gentleman, at a fair price...
                    I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.....

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                      #11
                      Hi mate,


                      Here are some more options.

                      I still like the Trench art--- A Kwk43, the kind used by Tiger II (+ others) as the base, and a 3.7cm as the stem.

                      Cheers,

                      Jamie

                      http://www.thehelmetstand.com/#!

                      The Podium Stand with Insignia...../ $55.00 USD

                      The Podium Stand no Insignia/Plain..../ $45.00 USD

                      The Roundall Stand...../ $45.00 USD

                      The Salute Stand....../ $45.00 USD

                      The Rising Sun Helmet Stand.../ $40.00 USD

                      The Rising Sun Visor-Hat Stand.../ $45.00 USD

                      Aussie Diggers Stand.../ $ 45.00 AUD

                      The Stump Stand (Large body)../ $45.00 USD

                      The Stump Stand (Small body)../ $35.00 USD
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                        #12
                        Originally posted by afrikasandman View Post
                        Kelly,

                        it gets expensive but Skipper's standards are by far the best you will find on the market in my opinion. There are other makers out there but I simply like his the best. I have a pile of them but I want to preserve the history of the headgear and when your spending thousands of dollars in this hobby what is 40 bucks or so? Matt
                        Thanks, I can see them used with high end headgear as they are great quality. I need to find a cheaper solution for some of the non TR headgear valued from $35 to $100.

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