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    This is what started it all, for me...........

    'Discovering Militaria', by Peter Newman.

    I got this little book when I was about 12 years old, and was immediately 'hooked'.

    I still enjoy reading it.

    A great little book that spawned many, many children.......................
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    Originally posted by Robin Lumsden View Post
    'Discovering Militaria', by Peter Newman.

    I got this little book when I was about 12 years old, and was immediately 'hooked'.

    I still enjoy reading it.

    A great little book that spawned many, many children.......................
    I would love to see some pics of inside

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      And how many of us stumbled on one of Robin's books as 12 year olds and got hooked as well? All thanks to "Discovering Militaria"

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        My book was German Army Uniforms and Insignia 1933-1945 by Brian L Davis.Then went on to discover your's about 10 years later Robin

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          Originally posted by Robin Lumsden View Post
          'Discovering Militaria', by Peter Newman.

          I got this little book when I was about 12 years old, and was immediately 'hooked'.

          I still enjoy reading it.

          A great little book that spawned many, many children.......................
          Robin, How many children does the book have??? Don't you mean it spawned many a collector! Sorry mate, I couldn't resist...I knew what you meant, I just wanted to have some fun with you!
          Cheers, Steve
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            Originally posted by blinky View Post
            And how many of us stumbled on one of Robin's books as 12 year olds and got hooked as well? All thanks to "Discovering Militaria"
            Now I feel REALLY ancient!

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              Originally posted by Stickgrenade View Post
              I would love to see some pics of inside

              They're all black-and-white...............but good!

              There's something very distinctive about the SS 8 year medal!

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                Originally posted by leib1 View Post
                My book was German Army Uniforms and Insignia 1933-1945 by Brian L Davis.Then went on to discover your's about 10 years later Robin
                Davis book is a real classic!

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                  Originally posted by Steve P View Post
                  Robin, How many children does the book have??? Don't you mean it spawned many a collector! Sorry mate, I couldn't resist...I knew what you meant, I just wanted to have some fun with you!

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                    Brian L Davis used to live about a mile from me, I suppose because I was so young at the time he didnt want to talk to me

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                      Originally posted by David Fettes View Post
                      .............because I was so young at the time he didn't want to talk to me.
                      That's bad.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Robin Lumsden View Post
                        Now I feel REALLY ancient!

                        I don't know why, I'm only 67 years old

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                          #13
                          strangely enough i first read 'a collectors guide to third reich militaria' when i was 10 ...


                          ... i didnt buy a copy until i was 14 - sorry robin

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                            1st book on WWII: "Flying Forts" by Martin Caiden

                            1st militaria book: Angloia's smaller format private done swords book.

                            Still enjoy both

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                              I started off with the 'Davies' book, i was making Tamiya 1/35 scale German models at the time.....
                              This one was quite handy too......

                              Steve.
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