A380
How do I change this 'custom title' thing then?
Don’t say you broke the Librarians’ creed and mis- shelved it ?
Nazi memorabilia for sale down the road is this normal ?
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Starry Wisdom
It did not fit within the collection management policy so I relegated it with extreme prejudice
Sasaferrato
We've been together now for twenty years...
You do realise that the vast majority of those were issued with neither the knowledge or consent of the supposedly issuing countries.
What are known to collectors as 'wallpaper' stamps.
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
It would be worse than that.
BigMoaner
We will all go together
Forward it to the local rag
Went to a wartime re enactment thing (well people displaying their bits and bobs really) today. There was a German flag, I noticed it had been placed so the swastika was hidden from view due to the way the flag had been folded.
The red / black background and iron cross were visible so it was clear what it was. I wondered if that was done deliberately. Forgot to ask though.
The red / black background and iron cross were visible so it was clear what it was. I wondered if that was done deliberately. Forgot to ask though.
Boris Sprinkler
Dont be scared
Enfield Southgate Conservatives: Chair resigns over Nazi photo
Colin Davis says he had "no recollection" of the occasion but "can't absolutely rule it out".
www.bbc.com
What's impressive here is he sourced a well fitted, historically accurate Nazi Uniform. Before the invention of the internet. And forgot about it.
not-bono-ever
meh
Totenkopf as well. He doesn’t do things by half
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
It's amazing how forgetful some people are when it comes to the early 1940sEnfield Southgate Conservatives: Chair resigns over Nazi photo
Colin Davis says he had "no recollection" of the occasion but "can't absolutely rule it out".www.bbc.com
What's impressive here is he sourced a well fitted, historically accurate Nazi Uniform. Before the invention of the internet. And forgot about it.
WouldBe
Dislicksick
Or the one that files things in small pieces.
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
Or the one that files things in small pieces.
Multi factorial filing
A similar auction in the north of Ireland is attracting some criticism
www.theguardian.com
Northern Ireland sale of Hitler memorabilia to go ahead despite outcry
Bloomfield Auctions rejects accusations it is acting immorally and insulting the memory of Nazis’ victims
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
'History is there to be bought by the highest bidder ' type attitude by the managing director of Bloomfield Auctions, Karl BennettA similar auction in the north of Ireland is attracting some criticism
Northern Ireland sale of Hitler memorabilia to go ahead despite outcry
Bloomfield Auctions rejects accusations it is acting immorally and insulting the memory of Nazis’ victims
blossie33
trailer trash
When my sister and I were in Wolverhampton to sort out things in our late Aunt's flat a few years ago we went to Bantock Park nearby where the old Bantock House still stands which you can visit.
In one of the rooms of the house there was an antique seller who had an Iron Cross displayed in a cabinet! My sister lives in Germany and she was amazed to see it as in Germany such memorabilia is not permitted to be shown.
In one of the rooms of the house there was an antique seller who had an Iron Cross displayed in a cabinet! My sister lives in Germany and she was amazed to see it as in Germany such memorabilia is not permitted to be shown.
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
Yeah the German laws are incredibly strict - my brother had a job early in his career where he had to test various computer games and identify where swastikas were placed, so they could be coded out for the German market of that game.
FabricLiveBaby!
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My father-in-law has an iron cross (ww1) which was awarded for bravery to his father (or my husband's great-grandfather).
Father-in-law says my husband will inherit it.
A bit of a strange thing to be promised...I must say.
Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
I've got one which I won in a game of pool. It's 1939 2nd class, and does have a swastika on it.
I thought it would be worth a bit but apparently there are loads of them around and it's worth less than £100.
Orang Utan
Acceptable through usage
Arson is a terrible crimeA similar auction in the north of Ireland is attracting some criticism
Northern Ireland sale of Hitler memorabilia to go ahead despite outcry
Bloomfield Auctions rejects accusations it is acting immorally and insulting the memory of Nazis’ victims
FabricLiveBaby!
Live Baby Fabric!
Those are sold in the local market Square here in Krakow to WW2 memorabilia hunters. Find an unsuspecting American tourist, spin em a good yarn, and double your money.
It's insane the amount of ww2 shit gets sold here. Kinda like the berlin wall, or the relic of the cross of Jesus' crucifixion.
10 a penny. You could build twenty of them for evert real one. Still sell. Oddly.
Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
This is real though. I took it to a dealer expecting to be paid a fortune and he confirmed it's the real thing but they're just not rare. He had a drawer full of them ranging from £50 to about £200.
FabricLiveBaby!
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Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
Here you go.
Third Reich Medals - Richmond Military Antiques
Third Reich Medals for sale
richmondmilitaryantiques.co.uk
They'd sell twenty at a time if people listened to you.
ouirdeaux
Caring, Understanding, Non-judgemental Type
I was in Berlin when the wall came down. I thought the wall sparrows, as the people who were hacking off bits of it were known, were a bit silly. I should have given the matter more thought.
Worse than that -- it didn't occur to me to stock up on bottles of the cola drink that people drank in the GDR in the absence of Coke or Pepsi. It was called Prick Cola. I don't know if it would have had any financial value, but it certainly has a comic one.
Worse than that -- it didn't occur to me to stock up on bottles of the cola drink that people drank in the GDR in the absence of Coke or Pepsi. It was called Prick Cola. I don't know if it would have had any financial value, but it certainly has a comic one.
not-bono-ever
meh
Fake Nazi Leicas are still pretty popular around former eblok tourist sites. Just scabby old soviet Leica copies with a paint job and some nazi engraving added.
T & P
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I've heard of a pub in Essex that would likely take it off your hands for a couple hundred quid, but they've recently closed down.
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