Thanks & appreciation to Dr Strangelove

[Mark C. Yerger]

Wanted to express my deepest thanks to WAF member Dr Strangelove for his expertise, rare contributions, and help with the Artifacts chapter in volume I of my Totenkopf study.

Camera time when one is busy with life appreciated, but that is also how books are made more complete beyond the archive of an author.

Volume I now with the publisher. Some of the other unique things he assisted with will appear in volume II.

Best wishes and thanks,
Mark C. Yerger

[N.C. Wyeth]

Thanks, Mark . . . but being this is a part of the Forum reserved for discussing artifacts of the SS, perhaps we could see a couple of the photos . . . offering something more to talk about?

Or maybe the discussion could be moved to the "Books & Media" section, where we could discuss your upcoming book?

[Sal Williams]

The Doc is a prince among men

[jotuntroll]

+1 and will add his humor.

[J. Wraith]

Strangelove? Nice to hear he is helping with books instead of burning them!. Charming fellow that knows the material and he must like you, last guy who inquired was chased down the river Styx by a 3 headed dog.

[derek]

I agree. As I struggle along with my own study of SS-TV insignia the Doctor was quick to send terrific insignia shots.
Derek

[John T]

The Doc is a prince among men

and a men among prince

[PMan]

Prince

and a men among prince

The Prince

[Mark C. Yerger]

The Doc is a prince among men

Agreed, simply wanted to publicly thank him for helping the most of any WAF collectors as far as surviving artifacts for that specific facet of volume I.

After all his efforts would be rather silly of an author to post designed pages of a book with unpublished material before it is published.

Am sure all will see some things both exotic and wish they could own throughout the book.

Thanks for your efforts Dr.

[N.C. Wyeth]

A Prince is a Prince is a Prince . . .

The Prince

Hmmm - I see where you are coming from . . . but I first thought more like this:

[N.C. Wyeth]

After all his efforts would be rather silly of an author to post designed pages of a book with unpublished material before it is published.

Shame - for all the slaver, and the garish plug . . . I was expecting a little more.