Gylsen's Collection

[Todd Gylsen]

LC 42 marked K98.

[Todd Gylsen]

1940 dated G33/40

[Todd Gylsen]

MP-40 with accesories. I have since sold the MP-40 but kept all the accessories.

[Todd Gylsen]

I don't have a photo of the G43 at this moment, so here are the clips, K98 ammo pouches and other accessories.

[Todd Gylsen]

And finally, last but not least is the WW II German motorcycle, an NSU 501 OSL. This is what it looked like two years ago when I bought it. It is now currently in a million parts as I continue with the restoration process to return the bike to its original wartime look.Let me know your thoughts on what I've managed to gather over the past few years.

[JasonS]

A great collection you have. I really like all the uniforms.

JasonS

[TobyR]

Great collection Todd! Some beautiful tunics.

I look forward to seeing how the motorcycle progresses.

Best regards,
Toby.

[mrg]

Thats some collection Todd . Surprised you can still get in your house with the amount of stuff you have. Thanks for sharing. Wish i had half that stuff.

[Ostmark]

Great collection

Would like to see closeups of the G33/40 Gebirgsjäger ...

[Chris Wainwrigh]

Great collection Todd, super array of of uniforms. Good luck with your motorcycle I can't wait to see it restored

[Mooyman]

Ho Todd,

Very NICE collection!!!!

Regards,

Ricardo.

[Tyler Ramsey]

I thought the photos wouldn't stop coming! WoW! What a Collection!
Todd,
I love the way you mounted those Bayonets, I might soon have to try that with mine. . . Does that MP-40 still fire? If so, in Semi or Full auto? Also, is there any chance of getting a close up of those Service Glasses?
Once again, GREAT collection!

[Tom M]

Todd. Some lovely Waffenrocks you have there. Stunning variety as well and I'm glad your interested in all branches, so am I. The NSU is gorgeous, good luck on the restoration! Cheers,

Tom

[Todd Gylsen]

Ostmark, here are a couple close-ups of the G33/40. The first photo is of the numbering on the side of the receiver. It is 358 over the letter 'd'.

[Todd Gylsen]

And here is the numbering on the top of the receiver. It is 7.88 over 945 and dated 1940. Are there any other close-ups I can take for you???