Tony G's Collection

[TONY GANZ]

My LW nachrichten soldier. He is with my RAD man.

[TONY GANZ]

My LW and RAD man.

[TONY GANZ]

back views. All the equipment is the best I can find. The RAD pack and breadbag are well marked.

[TONY GANZ]

more. Who is that man in the background.

[hkodgoalie]

Friends,
Well done, Sir! I first saw Tony's collection at Camp Pendleton in 1978 when he and I were connected by a personal friend. His collection blew me away that night and got me started on the path to financial ruin. Twenty-seven years of happy marriage with five kids has long ago put my collecting zeal into cold storage. I have fond memories of the many pilgrimages taken together on Saturday afternoons to Steve Wolfe's Military Shop. Tony is a life-long student of our hobby with discriminating taste and an absolutely first class gentleman and true friend. He and many of those commenting on this thread represent the best of what our hobby should be all about.

[Scott A. Hess]

Nice Tony! I Like all the various mantel/overcoats, they make handsome displays. Is that one of the boys from Brazil in the background?

[TONY GANZ]

Hugo, Thanks for the kind words/ Will see you and the boys this year for sure. Tony Not from Brazil, but sure looks like it.

[TONY GANZ]

Tony G's collection

A couple of new additions .Have not been adding a lot, but what I have gotten has been primo. First up is my assault gun tunic and trousers, Been after one since the seventies. Sure do like it. Tunic and trousers have matching RB numbers and depot dates.

[TONY GANZ]

Tony G's collection

How about specialty patches. The ever elusive" Festungsbau" NCO

[TONY GANZ]

Tony G's collection

And last but not least, the GD straps.

[OSS]

Very nice Tony

[TONY GANZ]

Thanks, OSS

[Mike Davis]

Splendid items

[TONY GANZ]

thanks, Mike

[Bryant U.]

Wow, excellent Tony. B