Impressive!
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Thanks everyone for all those kind words! After all that hard work and efforts it really gives me goosebumps when i'm reading all those replies...thanks!
here's a little update, when the exhibition is finished everything goes back in my stock room. here's a view on my battledress ;-) hope u'll like it.
Most bd are named and some of them are coming with documents, personal items, lettres etc...
Glenn
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Amazing what you collected in the last few years, Glenn!!
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once a whole canuck division will rise up again in Belgium
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Haha, thanks! Long time ago that we've seen eachother!!Originally posted by berkenkruis View Postonce a whole canuck division will rise up again in Belgium
Thanks! I'm trying to do my best, like everybody else I suppose ;-)Originally posted by Rogerd View PostAmazing what you collected in the last few years, Glenn!!
the dream of a museum is coming closer!!
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just give a shout once you need help for installationOriginally posted by smle1940 View PostHaha, thanks! Long time ago that we've seen eachother!!
you're welcome
Thanks! I'm trying to do my best, like everybody else I suppose ;-)
the dream of a museum is coming closer!!
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Will do, I appreciate it! Many thanks !!Originally posted by berkenkruis View Postjust give a shout once you need help for installationComment
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That is quite an amazing collection you have.
I started my recent "Canadian " WW1 collecting with an American helmet
...so you are doing much better than I am.
I was in Ypres and area this spring...and it all made quite an impact on me...
BTW ...where do you get the mannequins from?Comment
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Wow Glenn!! Great Stuff you have there! Cool Collection. Thanks for sharing with us. Happy Hunting and all the best to you, ButchComment
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Thanks! A collection always start with some good research, but everyone makes mistakes. Even I do after all those years...Originally posted by FreeRange View PostThat is quite an amazing collection you have.
I started my recent "Canadian " WW1 collecting with an American helmet ...so you are doing much better than I am.
I was in Ypres and area this spring...and it all made quite an impact on me...
BTW ...where do you get the mannequins from?
the mannequins itself (body) are old 1930's or older, the mannequins are made in france. And then I buy the heads on antique markets or where ever I can find them (they're made from wax). They easely go up to 350 - 500 Euro
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Great display Glenn and a very well focused collection of Canadian militaria.
Congrats on your efforts.
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