Do not trust everyone who gives you advice on SS
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Watch out for the minefields.
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Hi,
my question is : why do you want to collect SS items ?
If you already have a specific type of collection, why do you want to use some of your money to purchase something completely different ?
Do you want to invest, or is it just to be able to say "this is an SS item" ?
(notice this is not ironic, those are real questions you have to ask to yourself)
I may advice you to look for example at the Collector's Guild website, to see if you find something that you may find "cool" (The Guild is having a lot of different items). I totally understand that someone may become to be obsessed by a specific item, but you can may try to find at first some books on the subject (history, uniforms, units, helmets etc).
Then you may have a better idea about what do you want to collect.
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If I were you and had to choose for 1 or 2 SS items to "collect", I would choose a SS Dienstauszeichnung for 12 years
It looks awesome and only costs 5000 €
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Hi,
bad, bad schoenwurf
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I think everyone is coming at this hobby with an angle - which is fine - for me - I like to place and decorate my apartment with key choice ss and nsdap stuff like I am a retired ss and nazi high official - it's what I like to do - so I don't want tonnes of the stuff as you can't display it nicely - I think the ss had a sense of style and attention to detail that was lost post the Second World War - if I had a time machine I'd like to see Himmler's train and wevelsburg when it was an ss palace - oh and an entry pass signed by heydrich - or they would shoot meComment
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Don't you guys know the old saying?Originally posted by jacquesf View Post
If it flies, floats or f*cks - RENT IT !!!
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Bill o'she should offer a price, per month, to hire his over priced items - with Craig - because he is so dodgy- I dunno if he will give u a price per month for his bsComment
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