SS Cap Collection 2013

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hi

Hi
Thanks Jacques and Kreager

Jacques i now, is not one colloured one there.

I always broke when the uportunity is there

Myebe some with better eyes can see the name on the sb

Best regards
Turbo

[Ian Hulley]

I'm speechless.

Wonderful !

Thanks for sharing, Ian.

[jotuntroll]

Turbo my friend, this is an awsome collection, and your latest visor with cloth insignia is so rare and fine! I like the painting as well, you have great taste in art. No mass production here.

The photos ot em all in the field wintertime is spot on

[djpool]

3Thats was the last photo

Awesome I'll be there at harvest time. Jim

[London Jay]

WOW!

Fantastic mate!

Jay.

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hi

Hi
Thanks Jotuntroll,Jim and Jay for your kind words.

Heres some better photo of the paintings Jotuntroll.
Its a serie of 30 , and mine is 1/30 of bought they are inkjet/litografi and artist name is Vebjørn Sand.

The last painting: this oil painting was sold to a member in the bord to MOMA for 100 000 usd, i have only the Litografi.

Vebjørn Sand has an atlier and galleri in New York.
If some one is intrested google the name and you will see hes paintings.

Best regards
Turbo

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Paint 2

They are hand coloured after the prosses by the artist

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First paint is called the surender of Stalingrad

Paint 2 is called Corpses 1 and is in an serie of 3 paintings.


Myebe some of you can see who the person s is on the last paint?

Best regards
Turbo

[barry1954]

Fantastic line-up Turbo. Simply amazing
Barry

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Hi

Hi
Thanks Barry

The oil painting of Corpsus 1 was sold for 150k USD not 100 just a correction.
Around october 2012.

[JasonA]

Turbo - thanks for posting photos of your collection as now. I recall seeing a previous iteration, and then seeing that you had sold off much of it.

These new photos are superb! I love to see a dedicated focus like this. Just beautiful to see so many pieces of quality headgear in one place; including hat boxes for some.

Just spectacular. Even though it's not what I collect, there's nothing better than seeing nice things of the period, regardless of what branch or division they are. That's half the fun.



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