I found this in a wood in Norway. I'm woundering what the value could be on this item.
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I'd give you 30 euros for it
would be fun to try and restore!
William KramerPlease visit my site: https://wehrmacht-militaria.com/Comment
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Reading through the sales thread, it surely made me laugh this morning
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Euh, I found this in the woods up in Norway .... oh yeah, I want 1.000 USD for it
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Oh well, its worth the try
MathijsComment
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A dollarComment
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IMO nominal.Comment
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good merchandise deserves good money
Originally posted by Matthieu View PostReading through the sales thread, it surely made me laugh this morning.
Euh, I found this in the woods up in Norway .... oh yeah, I want 1.000 USD for it.
Oh well, its worth the try
Mathijs
Guess this piece holds a certain sentimental value to the owner hence a price tag. I feel equally attached to my thousand.
Some people...Comment
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Ha. Kramer you are top dollar so far.Comment
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Nice one. A new (paid up) member posts some pics of a cross that DOES look ground found and he cops nothing but BS. So what if he's looking to sell. Imo even in this condition it's still worth a few hundred dollars - at least everything is there (hardware, eagles, swas, etc).
Personally, it's an interesting find and thanks to joakimk for posting the pics.
Regards
MikeRegards
Mike
Evaluate the item, not the story and not the seller's reputation!
If you PM/contact me without the courtesy of using your first name, please don't be offended if I politely ignore you!Comment
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Imo
It's called 'fishing for a sucker' amongst other collectors (some paid up too).
In any event this forum is a platform to communicate and me (as did few others) communicated our views.
cheers
MattComment
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An interesting original piece in relic condition. I would say its worth perhaps $250.Best regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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Would "ground-dug" cause tombac to turn black like that? Looks more like it's been painted black (?).Comment
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