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hi just been to the hop farm i sell to buy ,to keep the colection going,what did you brits get that thrilled you.i will show mine AS SOON AS I SEE THE TOP TEN COME ON GUYS.
thanks dippy

whoops nearly gave it away
 
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Uh Dippy:
It's a little early for c0cktail hour here!! Roll Eyes
Jim
 
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it`s one event i`ve never managed to get to. but i heard that there aren`t too many bargains to be had there?.
 
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Lots of "bad" stuff or rubbish OR too much money for the item.Great Re-enactors tho,!
Seiler (Yank in UK) Wink Roll Eyes
 
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hi guys what does the term too early for ****tails mean ?
i stall here need to sell to buy, so i get a chance to hunt for 7 days,got many nice accouterments including a hj leader top clip,and 8 daggers all cheap i dont like to pay much if i can.
first pic shows ,from top to bottom a walk in buy alcoso,a personalised unmarked ,leitz is the name,the pale yellow handle is a horster fittings marked h and sword,the orange grip is just a plain old zeitler wein.
i will show my other bargains next.
dippy

 
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bit closer,bit short on army knots can anyone help ?
dippy

 
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here goes a few woodies.top is an aesculap fully ground rohm wih some maker mark left was greased so blade is great.middle is a full pack rohm ,bottom mint nskk rzm 13,
just love that show must take some time to have a look at the re enacters one time.any other pics required or if anyone could help me track mr leitz that would be good,i do have 3 other named armys i will show later.
love dippy

 
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last. any comments would be helpful
dippy

 
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Dippy,
It did seem to be worth your while attending,you cerainly picked up some nice daggers.
The Rohm has to be worth it alone,of course,that is depending on the deal.I would like to bet it was the only Rohm there,full that is.I was there and did not see any.
I have to agree with Seiler though,there was a lot of rubbish and a lot of fake stuff and a lot of expensive stuff.One German dealer was selling fake everything from SA Marines to TK peaks and put up a very strong case for his gear,and got very angry if you merely questioned their authenticity.
Each to their own I say,I have never been before and did enjoy the experience.I met some good people and learned from them,picked up some pieces and got wet!
Ivan.
 
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i agree you have to hunt and do your homework we all get tricked sometimes,books are our best allie,money does get people tetchy especially a soggy german.
dippy
 
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