The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross

[andrewb]

Received my signed copy today. No.72.
Absolutely sensational!!! The only book you will ever need on KC.

Thanks D.

Regards,
AB.

[Mike P.]

My copies finally arrived today !! My Wife found the Box sitting out front in the Rain ..soaked. (Thank You Postal Service) .. Luckily <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:PersonName w:st="on">Dietrich</st1:PersonName> overwrapped them and that protected all the copies from any damage….they’re a little cold & damp but fine.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o></o>
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[Kevin V.]

Excellent book!

[Don D.]

Mine came today. Now, nobody bother me.

[Medic789]

As everyone settles down in the nice cold weather by the fire to read this book, will WAF slow to a crawl? #231 showed up at my house this weekend.

Jason

[Bob Hritz]

Number 40 arrived today. Now for a hot pot of coffee, a quiet day, and time to digest the contents.

The overall look and quality of binding, paper, print and graphics makes this a book that is inviting to handle and a companion for many years.

Thanks for all the hard work, Dietrich.

Bob Hritz

[rfleming32]

Moderators and Lifetime members - you have responsibilities - you cannot fall into a dream state - there work to be done.

[Jono]

I'm holding onto signed copy number 76
I wonder who will get no. 350?

[Mike P.]

I finally spent some quality time with it…thought I'd share my feelings .
As we reach for History through our “Hobby” , our reference books have grown along with us. Many of our books have set “milestones” for us and will continue to serve us (and the Hobby) for generations to come. They’ve taught us more about the items that we posses, shown us artifacts that we never knew existed , …and some things we can only hope to ever see or hold. <O</O
Unfortunately , the reproductions have also kept up with us and in some cases even out paced our reference books. As far as the RK is concerned , I think that “race” is over .
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For the first time , we have a Book that goes far beyond only showing the various makers of the Award. This is not a picture book , this is a Manual.<O</O
Written with the “eye” and approach of an Engineer ..as a “tool” for the Collector & Historian.

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I honestly feel that <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:PersonName w:st="on">Dietrich</st1:PersonName>’s book on the Knights Cross has brought us and our “Hobby” to a whole new level …this book has set a new standard and I’m sure it will define how all of our future reference books will be written.
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A superbly crafted reference<O</O
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[VIPER]

Yes Indeed a wonderfull reference I recieved No 32. Alltough I disagree with your conclusion on the 800/4, I still think it is a wonderfull reference. ..............Regards Too all Jimmy

[Chet Sowersby]

I recieved mine the day before yesterday. I am looking for some quite time to delve into it. Breifly viewing it I know it will be delicious!

Chet

[ben bijker]

since they were already delivered in Holland and Belgium, my copy must have been on the sunken cruise-ship...

regards,
ben

[Dr. Strangelove]

Lair

Copy #199 arrived safely in my Underground Lair.

Thank You,

Professor Doktor Freiherr Axel Von Strangelove an der Oder

[rkdek]

Don't worry Ben,

Mine hasn't arrived either!

[J G]

It's arrived

#213 has arrived safely in England