Heinz Macher and Fritz Witt grouping.

[rob NL]

The entire uniforms, helmets, daggers, swords, allach, guns, caps, personal gifts, Dietrich´s gifts, personal books, officer crates, some documents, photo`s, SS totenkopf rings and medals are fake or real but never belonged to Macher-Witt.

I decided not to be silent, for I was one of the people defending the SOB, but to give a warning out to my fellow collectors before you might get burned, as he tried to do to me.

And, the son of Witt is in on the whole scam. He stated that all of the items were his father.
That is what´s most disturbing IMHO.

[Dr. Strangelove]

sad

Another sad and pathetic chapter in the Book of Kai Winkler. I have never seen a person care less about their reputation. It is disgusting.

[jacquesf]

Rob, I am glad you had a " lucidum intervallum" . Jacques

[Vic]

But are the groups listed???

[jimt]

witt-macher

What is this all about ? How about some more information ?

[rob NL]

But are the groups listed???

Did you see them on his site???????

[rob NL]

Another sad and pathetic chapter in the Book of Kai Winkler. I have never seen a person care less about their reputation. It is disgusting.

The guy is very "special".

[Vic]

I am unable of see the groups, sorry!

[rob NL]

Rob, I am glad you had a " lucidum intervallum" . Jacques

Yes, it was a very good wake up call, for me as well for some others

[rob NL]

I am unable of see the groups, sorry!

I was being sarcastic.
No, they are not on his site.

[John Pic]

Jim Toncar....there was a thread about the Herman Fegelein tunic auctioned by a European auction company in that thread I posted about the groupings of Heinz Macher and Fritz Witt coming out into the market...I took a beating from a couple members who wanted to believe it was all true. Rob to his credit contacted me personally and was a gentleman about the entire thing...Rob you are not alone many have been scammed by this man and we all have scars from it.

I have photos of the grouping of Witt but too many want to argue and try and validate it even though it is obvious to the experienced collector..those with money want to defend it.

[John Pic]

Sieder style sleeve eagle used on Witt tunic and conveniently damaged to attempt to disguise its true nature...on a mint tunic.

[John Pic]

Notice equal length of bullion strands found in the Sieder eagles...

[John Pic]

Witt's Panzer wrapper...

[John Pic]

Witts Helmet which for some reason he didnt take it to Normandy with him..