Off topic sorry..did Webster mannequins go out of business? wanted to get a few of their full mannequins for photos..about time..but cant find a working site.
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I couldn't either Scott. I'd recommend Googling "webster displays". It brings up their phone number. I'd call Dave to see if he's still supplying material. If not, there's plenty of his stuff on ebay - pretty much at what he was retailing it at.Originally posted by Scott A. Hess View Post
Good luck!
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Thanks Lenny!Originally posted by Lenny W View PostKiller collection Bob
Once I get my s... together after the SOS I'll post some pics of it in the Collections Display Forum.
Look forward to seeing you soon. Safe travels!
Regards!
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Originally posted by Waffenreich View Post
Thanks Bob! I will check it out..I saw a few half torsos..but looking for full ones..Comment
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Owen,Originally posted by Waffenreich View Post
Just found out my tables have been moved to G36 - G37.
Look forward to meeting you.
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Hello
I like this tab. I was expecting to see more tarnish. But I listen and look.
I’d buy it ( if etc)Comment
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90th Division and German Camouflage
Years ago I picked up a load of unissued SS and Army Camouflage items from a 90th Division veteran in Minnesota. He got it all in the captured Salt Mines were the Germans stored alot of these things, he sent it all home to use for deer hunting after the war. Lucky that he never got around to using the items.Comment
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Today what I think is the last bit of material from this vet's group has arrived.
I have no idea what the hand-painted shield is on the Q62 M40 helmet, and the M-16 camo is a really nice complete example. The flare gun has a little surface rust on the other side, but I 'm going to tuck it in the belt of the smock so it should look ok.
Thanks again to all who've come on and commented and I look forward to seeing many of you at the SOS.
Regards!
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Lovely WW1 camo !!
The other most likely is Hiwi ,Eastern volunteers in origin ...Tough to find..usually HARDWORN COMBAT pieces like this one looks..Billbert
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Hi Bill,
Appreciate the comment on the camo and yes, the general consensus among a couple of my other friends who have seen the M40 earlier this evening were foreign volunteer as well.
So the question is - what countries had colors like this (Latvia, Austria, Croatia, ???). I know the shields for the Latvians and Croatians looked different than this. I'm not saying it's one of them, just throwing some thoughts out there.
Regards!
Bob
Originally posted by billbert View PostLovely WW1 camo !!
The other most likely is Hiwi ,Eastern volunteers in origin ...Tough to find..usually HARDWORN COMBAT pieces like this one looks..BillbertComment
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Red&White is Poland flag just as this country dont has any collaborators with Germans as Hiwis or others I have no idea hereOriginally posted by Waffenreich View Post
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I left that one off because I thought they would be the last ones to have volunteers.Originally posted by wehl View PostRed&White is Poland flag just as this country dont has any collaborators with Germans as Hiwis or others I have no idea hereComment
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Following the volunteers shields chart for colors..hope you hang onto both pots..foto of interiors please ?? Billbert
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As requestedOriginally posted by billbert View PostFollowing the volunteers shields chart for colors..hope you hang onto both pots..foto of interiors please ?? Billbert
More pics here Bill. http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=949475Comment
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Fake, fake fake - all of it. Send it to me - apparently I know nothing and collect crap
Seriously envious (and that doesn't happen too often!)
Great catches on all fronts - insignia, camouflage and headgear
Mark
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