







That Tschapka was on Ken Meznes' table. Im sorry, but I did not get the price.Thank you for the Photo's!
that Hanoverian UR14 Tschapka is a killer! (made a detail picture of your bigger photo to show what I mean)
It has the rabatte in that special pinkish colour though seems less bright pink than the one Steve earlier showed on this forumfrom his own collection,
It interests me because I have an EM variant with a rabatte that matches quite nice with the pink-red colour of the donkerblau period ulanka,
I'm fortunate to own both officer and EM UR14 Tschapka's (see photo's, but the officer example with rabatte appeals a lot to me)
(I think my kammerstuck UR14 EM tschapka might have the wrong colour rabatte on it, but its fits beautifully on the tschapka and the pinkish one will be impossible to find and as said it does seem to match the UR14 Ulanka quite nicely)
That tschapka on SOS: who did have it for sale? at what price?
(not that I'am considering buying it, I'm low on funds at the moment because of building project.. , but always curious as any collector that sees interesting items )
The display of the French and American uniforms and trench is wonderful. If you see other nice displays please share.show pics so far, green table cloths are mine, much has already sold.
James
I thought it was 500 and would have bought it, it was actually $900 and he wouldn't budgeThe 15 Uberzug for $500 is a veritable bargain! Rob
Sadly only display thereThe display of the French and American uniforms and trench is wonderful. If you see other nice displays please share.
I think one just sold on German ebay for 1100 Euros plus tax and fees could be 1200 Euros ( but a different number) RobI thought it was 500 and would have bought it, it was actually $900 and he wouldn't budge
Some helmets at 12:03 , a glimmer of tunics at 20:00, a nice offering of helmets at 34:15 and two items at 37:12.Another you-tube film of the SOS 2026.
I never even saw those!A couple of colonial pieces and some wappen I haven’t seen anyone post yet.
They were tucked away in the very front left corner of the show.I never even saw those!
Jay, the stink of methane that circulated throughout the venue during the show was caused by that mist. Rumor has it, the indoor storm, originating from a lavatory soil pipe, was more sh•t than H2O. I discussed the potential for aerosolized Legionella bacillus with a friend in attendance who works for USAMRICD (United States Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense) about this, and he was as concerned as I. The incubation period can run from 2 - 20 days. Fingers crossed! Some people walking around smelled like liquid fertilizer, and must have been exceedingly close to ground zero.Not sure I have too much to add in terms of imperial helmets. There was an indoor rain storm that needed to be cleaned up at one point though.
Cheers Jay
I may or may not know who that member was!Yup, $1500.00, it was mine repo made in 1960's, now sold to a forum member at show

East coast storms for sure kept some people away, but still the best show for selling I ever had. Europeans were there in strength, and with the power of the euro they were buying!I heard attendance was way down?