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  1. Otto

    Otto GröFaZ Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    This thread was created to unclutted things a little. In this thread will be a collection of all the militaria related links posted so far. Feel free to post you submissions in this Forum and we'll add it to the list.
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    Militaria Archiv Carsten Baldes - International dealer in medals, decorations and militaria.

    Detlev Niemann - Medals and Military Antiques.

    Galerie d´Histoire - André Huesken - Historical Antiques, Orders and Medals.

    Alden Hamilton's Black Cross Military Collectibles

    Jessen?s Relics - Military memorabilia.

    Jamie Cross Militaria

    Kaiser's Bunker - Impressive WWI militaria display. [nothing for sale]

    Grey Wolves of the Atlantic - Great site about the Uboat service in the Kriegsmarine. [nothing for sale]

    Collectors Guild.

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  2. volkbert

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    Thanx Otto, this cleans up the militaria section!!
     
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  3. David Barton (DB) Mathis

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    Great idea Otto!
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  4. Otto

    Otto GröFaZ Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    Thanks guys, eventually these links will be on ww2n.com in our links database. For the present, we can collect them here.
     
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  5. C.Evans

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    Thanks for cleaning it up a bit. I had intended to do that yesterday when I got here but--gladly saw it was done already :D
     
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  6. Otto

    Otto GröFaZ Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    First post re-edit: newest link cleaned up a touch.
     
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  8. Stevin

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    http://www.weitze.net/

    Helmut Weitze. I know Carl isn't too happy with them right now, but I have had good experiences with them. I do think, as it is well known, it should be in this list.
     
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  10. C.Evans

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    Hi Stevin--weitze doesn't get my vote because I have been shafted by them as well as a few of my friends--so i'll not badmouth them but--will not send business their way. His problem is that he KNOWINGLY sells fake as real [​IMG] [​IMG]

    All I can say when dealing with them in particular as well as jamie cross-- Let the buyer beware.

    [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]

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  11. C.Evans

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    Volkbert--thanks for Peters site--i'd forgotten about him since I no longer visit wadf.

    I've had only good experiances in dealing with Peter and he is honest about his wares.
     
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    Well here is another one: Paul Jarvis has a site named relics of the reich:
    http://www.relicsofthereich.com/

    I haven'tbought there but heard good things about it. Items are nice and prices seems fair.
     
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    I've heard of them but never have seen their site. I don't know anything much about them but--a few things were priced fairly I thought--but is a bit expensive.
     
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    Yep Peter has a couple interesting items I am thinking about....

    ~E
     
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    :D Are we getting the "buying bug" again? :D

    What are ya thinking of buying? I've seen a few more KM items for sale as singles.
     
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    Carl, I am thinking about a KM destroyer badge...

    thoughts, price by itself ? Peter also had a dandy logbuch as well.

    ~E
     
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    Destroyer badge is a good KM badge. They aren't super expensive and are easy to get.

    Price ranges on them from about $115.00 to about $250.00 depending on condition. With award document--add about $80.00 or so. Mine is mint with the maker of F.O. for Friedrich Orth--which is one of my favorites as well as W.H. and Assmann & Sohn. I also like Schwerin of Berlin and I like all these makers much more better than the more popular C.E.Juncker badges.

    F.O and W.H. I think both are firms in Vienna. I know F.O. is in Vienna. [​IMG]

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  18. Erich

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    who has the docs for the badge Carl..... militaria boyz ? thanks for the makers and prices

    ~E
     
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    Peter has one for sale on his site that is a grouping of Destroyer badge and destroyer badge award document for $400.00--I thought htis was the one you were talking about buying and went for a look-see in Peters site and I only found one Destroyer Badge for sale--so I naturally assumed you were wanting this one. [​IMG]
     
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  20. Erich

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    yes that was the one but thought I would ask the experts here on the board. some other things have come up today......as always :mad: so who knows what is going to happen now.

    ~E
     
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