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Just tried right now...no problems :D

As of this morning, looks like it is still listed, but has taken the picture down

I have always been partial to the '03. They were well made, accurate with those wonderful walnut stocks

Hope you're doing well Gus

I saw this one. I thought they had pinned a totenkopf on my calico cat's cats butt

Adler It's not that. We're just trying to figure out how to sneak it out of your house Keith

Good luck Gus

Agreed, a British shrapnel mask. Used a lot with British tank crews to prevent injuries from spalling inside the vehicle

And the other advantage of displaying the ambulance is that you have a means of hauling all your stuff to and fro. BTW thx for the Turk fuse holder, came Saturday? Will post a pix when the grenade arrives Keith

Yup, that's exactly what it is Keith

Looking good Gus (both the ambulance and the corn). Gonna drive it to SOS? Keith

Thx James, I will let him know Keith

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Hello everyone. Attached are some pictures of (I think) a Saxon Model 1867 Reiter Raupenhelm that a friend just got. He plans on reselling it, but wanted to get a price range to list it. I apologize in advance for the picture quality...Ipad camera with semi poor light Thanks in...

Ron If you are talking about the edges, that would not be that unusual, since the thicker edges would sop up any moisture and well as the detergents during washing and it is usually concentrated there Keith

Of course you are talking about washing the flag now. 20, 30 or 40 years ago...not so much of a problem. And the high phosphate detergents of the time would make it glow like a set of headlights Keith

Looks good Gus. Dragonman Arms here in Colorado Springs has an original White (I Think...haven't seen it for a while) ambulance. with the solid rubber tires. Can't think that would be the greatest for casualties, but beats the back of a wagon I guess Keith

Had the Home page link inbedded in the error page: http://www.emdenmen.com/Die_Manner_der_Emden/Home.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; That worked Keith

Hey Gus, The link comes up as "Error 404 Object not found" Keith

But you get the STAND with it :D Keith