You never know how much you’ll have to pay when importing something from outside Europe; one time it’s 150 euros, the next it’s 70 euros for the same weight—I’m talking about the US here. I think they just pull the figures out of a hat—or whatever suits them at the moment. But don't get me...
Hey, thanks for all the effort—it’s something different from the Pickelhaubes for a change, and these are rare pieces you won't easily find. Bring on the photos!
Nice, though strange that such casings go across the pond like that, and with such weight; those American soldiers surely have a lot from here, shipped a lot, didn't they?
Does anyone have this book lying around and would possibly be willing to sell it? I have been looking for it for some time for the construction of German trench daggers. Thank you very much for your trouble. Greetings from Belgium.
So, the post arrived today with this piece. I'm quite satisfied, so I can repair and clean it up a bit and do some research on what could be wrong. I just bought the piece because it wasn't actually much; everything is okay so far, but I'm very suspicious of those things.
Hello, I never thought that this unit, its Hussar Regiment No. 17, was stationed in this area. Who can help me translate this postcard?
local authority watervliet .is only 10km from here
Well, it's a pity that politics forces you to put your hobby aside for a while or longer; that's just the way the world has become. The bigwigs are flexing their muscles now, so be it, all the consequences. Take care there. Regards