waw, just amazing and great display, back in the time
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Wonderful and great Display, thanks for sharing! That's like a timemachine to old days.
Best regards,
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Almost works better WITHOUT a mannequin. Leaves more to the imagination. You could hang a tunic off of a jacket hanger perhaps.Comment
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Very, very nice. JimComment
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Splendid !!!
Congrats again my friend.
We all know how patiently you have been collecting all these really great looking items.
This is top museum quality !
Hope to visit you again and see this beautyful display "live" very, very soon.
Greetz
T.
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Hi guys,
Thanks for the kind words and the advice, for shure something to think about.
I'll keep You posted.
And Scott, the Leitz labels, i have obtained them here, repro, but a very well done alternative for impossible to find originals.
http://www.atlas-repropaperwork.com/shop/d1041/
Greetings, Glenn.Comment
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Nice display!Comment
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NICE DISPLAY,but no need for repro AH bust ...shop around ,and get an original !!!comeplete the display!!!
EC
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Very nice Glenn.
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SUPER JOB Glenn
fits in a respectable museum!!!!!
PeterComment
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That's a fantastic display you've put together! All the detail make it so interesting
to look at over and over.
What is the poster to the left of the desk? MG42?Comment
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Thank you guy's !!!
A small update is following shortly.
And yes Normandy, it's a MG42 trainingposter on the left.
i have one on a lafette in the other corner of the same room
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Great display Glenn, very special i am waiting with curiosity for the update
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Thanks for your reply Glenn! The poster along with the other items in your display
truly makes one feel they're looking at a room 70 plus years ago.
Well done.Comment
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Super cool display! I would assume that that desk is not easy to find? Too bad you don't have a orange piped tunic and hat because that desk would be right for a recruiting office or military police theme!
I really love it. Steve
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