Down the Cellar 66 - Buried Treasure
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2023
- Something a little different today, one part DtC and several parts sorely needed hoarder intervention!
During the course of some preemptive Spring cleaning Tom, Ob, and Johnny uncovered a dusty deposit of medals and badges that had been buried under the teetering piles of clutter for who knows how long. While they were laying everything out to see exactly what they found, they decided to film it.
I'd like to thank each and every one of you who take the time to watch DtC, and am very grateful to everyone who takes more time out of their day to comment. In a perfect world there would be endless time for either Tom or Ob to engage with everyone, but alas the world is far from perfect.
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You can also call him if you prefer (856-866-8733) between the hours of 9 AM and 4 PM, EST. This may be slightly more difficult because he's forever running around away from his desk, but it's worth a shot.
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It's hard to believe this is #66. So much knowledge in all these videos, it's priceless.
You guys are the best! Always Looking forward till next upload. A pleasure watching you. Keep em coming 🎉 all Education and history on daggers, swords, insignia, uniforms and medals. Perfect!
Thanks Mr. Wittmann
Always Enjoy Your Videos
The history is more exciting than the cost
6:00 is the bar of the Kyffhäuser-Denkmünze and at 20:00 it is the normal Hindenburgcross not the Widow. Box and ribbon are also not for the Widowcross.
Quite too expensive for this kind of stuff .
Replicas and fakes are much cheaper.
Smoken, boozen..........Talking history, that's a great evening to me.
I wonder what he's drinking? He sure does like it!
👍 Like this ! Thank You, Sir Wittmann ! 👍
Johnny has been a great sidekick and cohost and hope to see him in more.
Enjoy all of your vids no matter the length to be honest rather like the long vids… 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for showing the prices.
Another great show Whitman 👍👍
Schi Fuhrer is a Police Expert Skier Badge. A rare badge!
really enjoying this double act of experts brilliantly done thanks guys
5:00 this is a Saar annexation commemorative pin. It is not complete because it needs a small extra clasp in the shape of the Saar Gebiet. März means the month March.
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DLV glider button pin is a bargain. If you collect Luftwaffe, NSFK, DLV material, scoop it up ! (hope Wittmann doesn't read this part of the comment)
Can’t wait to watch, cheers gents🥃
Tom should wear the “bombed” tinny pin near the end of each episode! Light up!
Haha! I have never seen a man who enjoys a drink and a cigar more!
@@MrTruckerf For what he has done for the hobby of collecting militaria, he damb well deserved a drink and a good smoke. At least he really enjoys them! For myself, there is nothing like a good cigar with interests people.
13:22 Min.
This is a pin of the Reichskolonialbund (RKB).
Great idea, cull out that “lost” inventory and turn it into cash flow. Will there be more?
Finally there's someone who can actually pronounce German words and names correctly in these videos. 😜
After a few stiff drinks many Americans start talking German!
It would be good if and when you have EK2 1914 for sale, that you mention the manufacturer's INITIALS which are stamped on the band ring. 👀
well , that was fun ....thanx
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Well nice group of items for entry level collectors. All nice and fairly priced I think. You guys deal with so many high priced items these lunch money items fall through the cracks
I wish he would mention retail value of everything to give others an idea. But how do you put a dollar amount on things like Goring's personal cigar box given to him by a business?
Greatings from Massachusetts I'm looking for a German patch it has two German gernades crossed any condition the more beat the better as long as its real I'm happy let me know if you have one or can get one thanks
Absolute excellent in identifying medals very knowledgeable both gentlemen
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Bring Johnny back. He's a class act.
Realy 1 may is not 1 mars
1 March? That is the only other month that starts with M. I don't know the German alphabet, though.
This vid is not a good look. I see Tom being taken advantage from here.
He has things priced too cheap?
Not an unboxing more like a sales pitch. Very disappointed, have watched and enjoyed 65 unboxings, no 66, forgettable to say the least.
Still interesting items.and something different for once also these are for sale like you said sales pitch so its a good thing too if someone is looking for some items shown in the video I still agree with you but I enjoyed this
I had no idea what these things were worth but I like learning a little history. Seems like the Germans have a medal for everything. And they are cool looking.
@@MrTruckerf yeah i suppose it takes alot of experience to know prices but you always learn something new in this hobby the germans did indeed have medals for everything just like the russians had😁
1 märz 1935 Anschluß Saarland.
Indeed, and the Saar Sign is missing on it. It is typically in the middle of the medal.
Lots of history on that table. Things I’ve never seen. I think it will all sell fast Mr.W👍🏼😎
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