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It's called an Octypus pack for a reason....Comment
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nicely done
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Love the Japanese display! You can't beat that Formosa colonial dagger, very nice!
TomComment
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Wow! I think you have covered most armies of the world so far....I'm waiting with baited breath for your German display. Thanks for sharing.
SteveComment
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Wow! Well spotted, Tom. Good eyes! Yes, it was found in a junk shop in a small town here in NZ. Probably brought back by a member of the NZ Occupation Force (J Force) in 1946.Originally posted by GeorgeP View PostComment
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Very cool. These daggers show up once in a blue moon in the US and go for crazy money when they do. Nice catch!
TomComment
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Mate that Aprilia 5th Legion pennant is savage! Where did you find that! Would look good in a classy frame!Love it
RossComment
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It was a NZ Veteran bring back. Picked up after the Division moved North from Monte Cassino, apparently. The guy also slipped a vehicle pendant which I have also.Originally posted by Volksgrenadier 44 View PostMate that Aprilia 5th Legion pennant is savage! Where did you find that! Would look good in a classy frame!Love it
RossComment
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I've included this from a posting to another thread. Still a 'grouping'...Comment
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More pics of this SA group in the Political Organisation thread.Comment
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WoW!
Ted-- that is one hell of a collection! Great pieces from all over the world-Great to see groupings like this--Comment
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That's a hell of a Trophy room. It appears NZ has enough of everything already, I think Australia may have to hold onto the Cricket World Cup when the competition starts this weekend.
Amazing stuff.
Cheers.Comment
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Thanks for sharing your museum with me! Gives me hope as a young, new collector to possibly be able to accumulate a quarter of your collection over my lifetime.Comment
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It'll be a big day if we ever wrestle the Cricket World Cup off the Ozzies. Still, hope springs eternal....Originally posted by muzrub View Post
New Zealand - Super Power of the 23rd Century....Comment
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