Looking for Ways to Display Your Visors?

[Antiquefrog]

Sorry for the commercial interruption, but if you have visors that need mounting for display, including subtle turned bases and full headliners, I suggest you contact skipgreenwade@hotmail.com. His products (made personally) are perfect for everyday display of your best stuff. Available in different heights and finishes. I have ordered, and am MOST satisfied.

[N.C. Wyeth]

Sorry for the commercial interruption, but if you have visors that need mounting for display, including subtle turned bases and full headliners, I suggest you contact skipgreenwade@hotmail.com. His products (made personally) are perfect for everyday display of your best stuff. Available in different heights and finishes. I have ordered, and am MOST satisfied.

Does he do anything in LOW-PROFILE glass? I use only glass display heads, and I have been searching for something in a lower profile for quite some time . . .

If i could find a way to saw-cut the head at just below eye-level, I would be quite pleased!

Brad

[Ken B.]

First 2 photos courtesy of Skipper Greenwade;
I received the one far left and fits ontop of my shelving fine, Hats or helmets. Top notch construction. I'll be getting a few more shortly. Great stuff Skip. Keep up the good work.

Ken

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ighlight=stand

[Ken B.]

pedestals range in different styles. The more you buy the cheaper they get.

[Ken B.]

The platform is not shown but you get the idea.

[Skipper Greenwade]

Tahnks, as always, to everyone for the kind words.

Just returned from the Fort Worth show where the stands were very well-received. Good show, too, BTW. my best guess is that there were over 300 tables there. Great way to spend a weekend

Best,
Skip

[bmac]

I saw Skips wares at the Ft. Worth militaria show and they are VERY nice to display your hats. I will be placing a few orders with Skip in the near future. I only wish I didn't blow my whole wad at the show.

Bmac

[Antiquefrog]

bmac - welcome to the Forum. Skip - have you considered a low-profile stand? The base model works perfectly to around 48 inches, but above that, it gets leggy, and does not work at all for (say) caps displayed on a shelf at 5 or 6 feet or more - the spreader starts to show, and it looks gangly. I have reduced the height of several of mine by about half, and it works much better (easy to do).