WAM Hobby Journal #9 - Heeresdolche
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2020
- Happy Labor Day everyone! In this installment of the Hobby Journal, Tom starts his look at the many different subtle variations of the Army pattern. This is a big topic so there's likely to be a second installment.
As always, thanks for watching!
If you have a question for Tom, you can reach him directly at: herrwittmann@gmail.com
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Keep making these we love seeing them ! Thank you herr wittman
What i wouldn't do just to have a tour of all his collection and have him explain everything and have a shot of whiskey and cigar,if it took a week to see I'd take time off from work 😀 👍
Thank you very much for your work, your level ow knowledge is astonishing and you also know how to present that.
As someone who studies history as second subject and have one of those daggers at home myself i´ve learnt several new things
Love your attitude and knowledge. Look forward to your next one.People expect everything to be perfect. Smoking cigars and dropping stuff. I love it! It’s called real life folks!
Thomas,I have great respect for what you do and you as a person!!! Only people with strong values would teach people as you do!!! You have a great amount of class and it shows each time you teach the public about your hobby!!! It would be easy to hide all the information you have and know and continue to make as much money as possible but you give back everyday it seems!!! Thank you !!!
Very nice video in excellent information thank you very much Mr. Whittmann
Fascinating historic artifacts!
great show, unc...I learned a lot!...be well, you character(s)!
Das sind unglaubliche Werte !
Thanks again for another great video!!! When i see you have a new video i always plan to take time for it. Get me a snack and a drink and enjoy your content! Thanks!
Mr.witman you are a legend I look your every single video i ordered 3 sa dager from you big respect
Excellent seminar, thank you Mr. Wittmann
Many thanks, great video. Very impressed with your oak cabinets to...
Stunning as all ways 🇬🇧
2020, not so bad, we got a lot more
Wittmann Antique Militaria videos, thank you.
Thank you Mr. Wittmann. Very good.
Herman must have had extensive collection of hunting rifles/ shotguns , I wonder what happened to them
Good evening Sir so good to see another seminar,your looking well and dandy,state safe and well,love and peace always Carl
Mr Whitman sir I have learned so much from you your books are amazing your collections are incredible I thank you so much for your knowledge take care my friend
Another fun video. Thanks for spending Labor Day with us, Tom!
Another outstanding video and I have learned more in the videos it seems then the books I have on the shelf at times. Thank you sir for sharing and please keep them coming. Your collection is amazing and always a great watch. Now I need another Army dagger lol... I will be calling tomorrow.
I like watching you because you’re very educational and it’s like watching old live TV. Keep up the great work 👍
Despite the rocky beginning, this was a very educational video! I own a couple of early Heeresdolche, but never paid attention to the tang. Nor have I paid much attention to the scabbards beyond the different design features from different manufacturers I knew about. Thank you Mr. Wittmann for sharing another fantastic part of your collection, plus your knowledge of Army daggers!! Well done!
The Goering items are very interesting. The cigarette box is really quite unique. They only Goering item within my collection is one of his calling cards that is signed.
Lovely again Mr, Wittmann.....keep on
unbelievable collection!
stunning collection and excellent info.
Happy to find your show. Really enjoyed seeing the collector items and the stories about them. Thanks
Blood and Honour
Great 👍 videos and history we all appreciate You’re channel 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Would love to find my 1st Dagger that I bought back when I was 13 in the early '70s it was a Yellow handle Army with hanger and knot and was back named KRAMER
Thank you respectfully.
Very interesting about the tang...
Super Video. Die Stadt von dem dolch heißt Freising ( Stadt in der Nähe von München
Wondreful, entertaining & very educational. Thank you for this great service!
Our pleasure!
Очень интересный обзор всегда жду новых
I was reading something recently that said no one knows what happened to Goering's interimstab. I can imagine some American G.I. getting his hands on it a war's end, taking it home, and, not really knowing who it belonged to, putting it in his attic. Can you imagine being at some estate sale and finding Hermann Goering's interimstab on sale for $25 or something, because the seller doesn't realize what it is? LOL!.
The best Collection !
The boots look to be made of natural finish shell cordovan; an extremely pricey leather if so.
nice that you didn't Americanize your last name. Really impressive pieces. Greetings from Germany!
Vielen Dank!
Great information. Love your videos. Please could you do one on cleaning daggers and what things to use. I see many people saying they have cleaned there's for Christmas. Thanks 🇬🇧
wonderful
I'll look at the kitchen lol
splendide ! Vous êtes le plus grand collectionneur du Monde dans ce domaine ?
I can't wait to start my own German world war II collection I am actually part German
Bonjour de la France
Vive la France!
@@WittmannAntiqueMilitaria Merci
Do you have informations on Infanteriemesser or Grabendolche and how they were deployed and if there was a difference from the germans to the other nations in how they used them in combat in ww1&ww2 ?
👍
amber room box perhaps? lol
Have you got any army books left please?
Ir.Soekarno
Wey Eya mind is head there,,,,,,,
Not as nice as the '54 Chevy you owned, but quite impressive.
why dou you sell these items for an outragis price.these men have put there life on the lineand people like profit on them