I want, for those who are interested, to share this grouping which will come on the market (auction) soon. Pollmann was an oakleaves holder !
Martin
Martin
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I love that dirty ribbon.....
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Nice....early date for a K&Q too, and no frame flaw...Comment
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VERY early date for a 65 marked cross.
Bob HritzIn the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.Comment
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Beautiful little group! Who is selling it, and do you know how much the price will be
RobComment
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Is that IAB a bronze or silver version?Comment
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Any chance of you posting close ups of the other awards? Much appreciated if you can and Thank You in advance!
KevinComment
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So where are the oakleaves?Comment
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Nice grouping, aren't you going for it yourself?
His wehrpass was sold a few auctions back by andreas thies.
And in this grouping his ccc (do not know wich grade) is missing.Comment
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Who in the right mind sells a GROUPING off in bits? The guy who sold the soldier book should be shot himself, honestly whats up with people. That grouping should stay together
James MComment
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Agree!Originally posted by don-zamo View PostWho in the right mind sells a GROUPING off in bits? The guy who sold the soldier book should be shot himself, honestly whats up with people. That grouping should stay together
James MComment
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Couldn't agree more.. It's a shame!Comment
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I also agree ... however ... chances are most of the items are put together anyway ...Originally posted by Jørgen E View Post
The EK2 packette is here, but not the EK2 ?Comment
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I hear this "keep the grouping together" thing all the time but:
To put it in perspective I guess all of Babe Ruth's homerun balls, bats, and uniforms should be together...
All of Van Gough's paintings should be together...
All of (insert famous personallity here) (insert possessions here) should be together....
That would mean that only super rich people could collect this stuff. I would rather see chains of custody go with pieces so that their history is not lost.pseudo-expertComment
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Normally, the dealers offer the groups all together. When they do not sell, the groups are split apart. The only way to ensure the groups are kept together is to buy the group before it is split up.
Dealers must have sales to survive and buying the group may not be easy for each collector to afford. At least, when a group is split up, the collectors have an opportunity of owning something from a Knight's Cross winner.
Bob HritzIn the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.Comment
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