Stephen's Collection

[Stephen Stout]

Here is my modest collection. I know compared to most collections it is rather small but I think I did good job displaying it.

For the first item I would like to post was a Luftwaffe Sport Shirt Eagle that my great uncle Bus "acquired." Between that eagle and my grandfather's stories about WWII I was "hooked" on German WWII history.

After that I will show "my room" and items that are not displayed. Also I would like to place a disclaimer that I am a student of history and in no way shape or form that I agree with the ideals of the NSDAP. I just love history.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

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The wall with frames are soldier groupings that I have all their documents/photo albums. I like to call it "the wall of honor."

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The German WWI helmet was "acquired" by my great grandfather during the Great War and the Allied helmet was his.

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Here is some German headgear, the helmet has the owner's name in the lid. Also I had the railroad eagle custom displayed.

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Signal Officer's tunic and the Heer display. Please note the extremely rare Heer Standard Bearers Eagle.

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Here is my display case and the top is a soldier's grouping, the headgear and the all the items belonged to him. The vet passed away December 2013.

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Here is a close of of Johann's awards and the first set of medals.

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More medals, but please note the hard to find Memel medal.

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Here is a GPB that belonged to Georg Joel, he was a Deputy Gauleiter (also an Acting Gauleiter), an SA Brigadefuhrer, and a member of the Reichstag. In the next case the only "fake" that I have is an early Souval RK.

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My Luger display (all matching 1940) and Heer dagger.

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A color portrait and a print.

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"Wall of Honor" 1

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"Wall of Honor" 2

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"Wall of Honor" 3 and a P38 (all matching AC42).