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I got in on that mgm sale, and threw away a few of the eaglers like posted . I had some real tunics that were re worked out of the lot, so they did use real stuff, and fake as a mixture .Comment
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WOW...I must say that apart from the fibre visor and it's color this prop A.H. wartime visor hat have to be one of the best props I have seen for this particular item.....note how they replicate the distintive gold "rope type" piping on this one and the directly applied cockade and metal combo and the insignia lacks that "radioactive gold" bullion tone found most of the times on these movie props.Originally posted by Leroy View Post
Quite nice Movie memorabilia items, they look of very high quality also(A.H. set) so there a big plus going for this apart of it's movie conecction
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not fibre, highly polished brown stiff leather as per original. The SS was used by M. Schell in Bridge Too far as OBGF BittrichOriginally posted by Federico Perez View PostWOW...I must say that apart from the fibre visor and it's color this prop A.H. wartime visor hat have to be one of the best props I have seen for this particular item.....note how they replicate the distintive gold "rope type" piping on this one and the directly applied cockade and metal combo and the insignia lacks that "radioactive gold" bullion tone found most of the times on these movie props.
Quite nice Movie memorabilia items, they look of very high quality also(A.H. set) so there a big plus going for this apart of it's movie conecction!!!Comment
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Originally posted by robertmountford View Post
If that the case, even better....I must say that in my very personal opinion the look and detail of that A.H. prop visor hat looks superb and I like it very much. Thanks for sharring these, is quite interesting to see the items used in movies assosiated in the historical period we all study but also used by some of the great actors/interpretations of the golden screen.
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Theater Kunst Berlin ???
RM:Originally posted by robertmountford View Post
Do you know if the cited 'Theater Kunst Berlin' is or once was called
'Theaterkunst Herman J. Kaufmann' of Berlin N.54? I'm interested as
I have in my collection several 1922 Berlin made Roman Army Standards
used in several MGM movies including 'Ben-Hur' 1925 & the 1959 remake,
all from the famous Culver City 1970 MGM Studio Property Auction.
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Pleasure.Originally posted by Federico Perez View PostIf that the case, even better....I must say that in my very personal opinion the look and detail of that A.H. prop visor hat looks superb and I like it very much. Thanks for sharring these, is quite interesting to see the items used in movies assosiated in the historical period we all study but also used by some of the great actors/interpretations of the golden screen.
On the subject of the actors themselves, its a little known fact (until now) that B. Ganz has / had a lovely Munich flat.................at Prinzregentstrasse.Comment
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The very same.Originally posted by oldflagswanted View PostRM:
Do you know if the cited 'Theater Kunst Berlin' is or once was called
'Theaterkunst Herman J. Kaufmann' of Berlin N.54? I'm interested as
I have in my collection several 1922 Berlin made Roman Army Standards
used in several MGM movies including 'Ben-Hur' 1925 & the 1959 remake,
all from the famous Culver City 1970 MGM Studio Property Auction.
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Here's a British para helmet movie prop currently for sale on ebay. Looks the same as the one's posted earlier.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WW2-BRITISH-PA...99586975845373Comment
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