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I see many people who want to reunite a group, but why not buying a complete group then ?
I spoke with a dealer who said, documents go to England, medals and badges I keep for the Dutch, Belgium, German, French market ..
When his groups are still complete, nobody wants them, but when he starts splitting people start to scream and start hunting down the items ..
Rather funny actually ..
Splitting is only for one reason, more money, because this hobby is about more money..
Searching for items from ruined groups seems rather frustrating to me, especially if you see how easily they're ruined by people who doesn't give a s hit ..
Jos.
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Originally posted by jos l c View Posti see many people who want to reunite a group, but why not buying a complete group then ?
I spoke with a dealer who said, documents go to england, medals and badges i keep for the dutch, belgium, german, french market ..
When his groups are still complete, nobody wants them, but when he starts splitting people start to scream and start hunting down the items ..
Rather funny actually ..
Splitting is only for one reason, more money, because this hobby is about more money..
Searching for items from ruined groups seems rather frustrating to me, especially if you see how easily they're ruined by people who doesn't give a s hit ..
Jos.
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Originally posted by glaser View Post+1!
I think in the case of groups its indeed all about the money.
Being transparant by putting a money list of the group would give it more relevant informatie.
Like:
RK 9k€
DkiG 2k€
Iab 150€
Group surplus 500€
As that “because its a group” price is not always clear how high that is
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I have actually bought groupings for less money than the sum of their parts would bring. That's why dealers/sellers split them up sometimes. To maximize $. They can get more total money selling each piece individually plus it's easier to sell that way as they don't have to wait for a buyer to come along who has enough money to buy the whole grouping.
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Jos
Agree, at the end of the day everyone would (should) buy these groups complete. But realistically it’s not as if everyone collects these items (that is in a grouping). All of us collect in a variety of areas and personally mine is documents. While I can appreciate uniforms, badges, etc so if given the chance my first choice is the documents which in the long run, give a more detailed accounting of soldiers career than decorations (unless English) that can be attributed to a specific soldier.
Seriously my friend you’ve been collecting this as long as I, it’s really about keeping the knowledge alive. I don’t watermark any of my my groups (photos) i post its BS, it’s about curracting a correct knowledge of history, if groups are broken up it truly bad but perhaps our acknowledgement of them will at least let their stories be told beyond their lifetime.
We are all the care takers of this history for a limited time, for people we have no personal connection to for that part/ any part of keeping the history going is a win.
Jeremy
QUOTE=Jos L C;8291056]I see many people who want to reunite a group, but why not buying a complete group then ?
I spoke with a dealer who said, documents go to England, medals and badges I keep for the Dutch, Belgium, German, French market ..
When his groups are still complete, nobody wants them, but when he starts splitting people start to scream and start hunting down the items ..
Rather funny actually ..
Splitting is only for one reason, more money, because this hobby is about more money..
Searching for items from ruined groups seems rather frustrating to me, especially if you see how easily they're ruined by people who doesn't give a s hit ..
Jos.[/QUOTE]
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I just spent around half a Year to bring a Knight Cross Winner and Heeresbergfuhrer Group back together. To me this is the worse you can do, splitting up a Group just to get a few Bucks more out of it. I had to buy it from 5 different Collectors, 3 different Countrys and talk with some of the most braindead People i had ever to deal with. But i have it almost done, from Wehrpass to Medals Documents Letters Tunic ect, everything is back in one Place, my PlaceWWW.EDELWEISS-ANTIQUES.COM
Specialized in Uniforms, Mountain Troops and Heeresbergfuhrer
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Yes I do
Originally posted by hellracer1 View PostDoes anyone have anything belonging to any of the following men.
1. Hauptmann Arno Lohmann, pilot and squadron leader 3./ Küstenflieger-Staffel 906
2. Oberleutnant Karl Deisenroth, from 1939 - 1943 Observer in 2./ Kampfgeschwader z.b.V. last unit as pilot 5./Schlachtgeschwader 4
Thanks for looking and best regards
Winfried
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Originally posted by hellracer1 View PostDoes anyone have anything belonging to any of the following men.
1. Hauptmann Arno Lohmann, pilot and squadron leader 3./ Küstenflieger-Staffel 906
2. Oberleutnant Karl Deisenroth, from 1939 - 1943 Observer in 2./ Kampfgeschwader z.b.V. last unit as pilot 5./Schlachtgeschwader 4
Thanks for looking and best regards
Winfried
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Groupings
Hi all.
Looking for a photo album from Army General Ferdinand Pichler, which I know sold in an auction in Europe some years ago.
Also, papers, etc from Luftwaffe General Joachim Coeler. I know his Soldbuch and maybe another uniform (sold in Hermann’s years ago) out there somewhere.
And lastly Major Martin Möbus, Stuka Pilot. Searching for Pokal and RK formal.
Thanks
Brian
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Originally posted by Brian H View PostHi all.
Looking for a photo album from Army General Ferdinand Pichler, which I know sold in an auction in Europe some years ago.
Also, papers, etc from Luftwaffe General Joachim Coeler. I know his Soldbuch and maybe another uniform (sold in Hermann’s years ago) out there somewhere.
And lastly Major Martin Möbus, Stuka Pilot. Searching for Pokal and RK formal.
Thanks
Brian
Good luck !
Not exactly what you are looking for, but giving the names faces:
http://www.wwiidaggers.com/40819.htm
https://www.alexautographs.com/lot-32749.aspx
https://gmic.co.uk/topic/21401-gener...oachim-coeler/
http://ritterkreuztraeger.blogspot.c...-postcard.html
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