CINEY Militaria Fair 2022 - The BIGGEST one in EUROPE!! Buying AWESOME WW2 stuff for KILLER Prices!!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Hello my friends!
We went to Ciney, the biggest militaria fair in Europe!
Thousands of people come from all over the world to buy and sell military stuff!
Most of the stuff you see here is WW2 related, but basically you can find things from all time frames!
I already went to this place when I was a kid, and the last time I visited this fair was in 2019.
It was a big chaos, so much people.. BUT, we saw some awesome stuff, made some great deals, and... I'm really happy with the items I bought!
In the end, I will explain you what I bought, what I paid for it, and what it's worth!
Also, I managed to link names carved in some of the items to the actual soldier who was using it back in WW2!
Lot's of exciting things to see, enjoy the video!! :)
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Hey Nick! Conor here, from Cascorro Militaria. Thank you so much for what you have done. I spent the whole 57 minutes of the video smiling, you are a true and honest fellow, I hope you enjoy your belt buckle, it’s more than well deserved. Take care and see you in Spain sometime? Who knows! Hahaha!
Hey my friend!! Thank you so much again for the beautiful gift!! I hope you will get a lot of customers! I will pin your comment, so you will get more support and attention, you deserve it! I would love to come there sometime, beautiful country!
Really cool belt buckle.
You are a legend
I m really sorry for the stolen helmet.. such a shame. Following you already at IG
Hey my name is Connor too!
Fun fact: The belt buckle you got is actually the older style, before the ww1 model was introduced. I believe it's from pre 1896? So definitly awesome and quite unusual to find! To my knowledge these were often worn by the Landwehr units during ww1
mainly wore in 1914 1915 by the standard troops also
Thanks for the interesting information!
That is cool and interesting
Did you know that stuff is all heraldry ?
Video will be 1080p soon! It's a long one, so it takes some time!
Bro let’s go your posting so much😊
I keep meaning to go to one of theys in the UK
Nice
Yes Sir 🫡✝️
How much money do you take to it ? And don’t say as much as possible 😂😂😂
That’s terrible that there are miserable thieves at these shows. This happens at regular antique shows too. Too bad there wasn’t any security that could’ve been alerted and grab that guy.
I’ve never heard of this military memorabilia show. I lived in Berlin for 2.5 yrs, US Army. At the time, I wasn’t interested in military history and war memorabilia. Now though, I love watching videos on people out excavating/hunting for war era relics. Wish I had taken an interest in this hobby while stationed in Berlin. Great video guys and gals! Thank you from Las Vegas NV
This reminds me of when I had the chance to buy a mint factory condition M42 Stahlhelm with it's original liner and chinstrap also in factory condition for 80 USD. I regret not buying it everyday. I just hope it's current owner is taking care of it and respecting it's history.
he sold it for 560 USD last week.
54:09 what website did you use?
for any one wondering it is called the ww2 army insitment records
Hey Nick, Just wanted to say thanks for getting me into ww2 militaria as when I recently went to France I bought a ww2 German canteen and some bullets. Great video as always Nick keep it up !! :)
That's so awesome!! Thank you for watching!! 😄
Yes thank you very much I’m happy that I gave all of the information thank you nick
There are some real SCUM BAGS that ruin an otherwise excellent trip to this (or any) event. I really felt for this guy when you stated about the German para helmet...it would be just SUPERB if the militaria community managed to locate this helmet again...
Agreed
Bro you don’t know how much your channel has influenced me, I started in 2020 now we are almost in 2023, my collection is growing pretty big, DANKE KAMERAD
That's so awesome to hear!! Keep collecting my friend!
Any defining features on the Fallschirmjager helmet so us collectors can keep a look out for it?
Back in the 80's / 90's in France, i remember you could find so many military surplus both recent and old items in flea markets, and it was costing absolutely nothing, almost given, i could have filled a whole house of stuff..
Nick what's the website you used to find Broodsky cuz I have a few serial numbers and I would like to search em up!!
Big dealers like helmut weitze? Haha he is indeed a big dealer but regularly sells fake helmets etc! Be careful guys
Great video as always! I knew that W mark in the helmet right away as Westinghouse. My grandfather on my dads side a US WW2 navy vet retired from there. I think its great that there are so many people like you doing their best to keep history alive. My grandfather on my moms side moved from the Netherlands in1952. He spoke more of his time in the army in Indonesia after the war, but not nearly as much as his life during the war as a teenager. Family friends hid him at a bakery somehow for a year and a half so he wouldn't be put to work for the Germans. Thinking of that maybe we don't have it so bad today.
Thanks for the nice comment, and for sharing some of your family's history!
Hello Nick, I was wondering if you could make a discord for your gaming account so people can play with you, and your friends. You could make a unit based on whatever you want and you could use original "historically accurate" tactics. I understand if you don't want to as it would be a big undertaking. I would greatly appreciate your consideration on this matter, thanks.
Were there no CCTV camera's to check who stole that Paratrooper helmet?
This years october edition was a good one. To my surprise, modern small arms made a slight comeback, with even a few mausers but the prices for many things were X3 what you would have paid a few years ago.
Example: In the past, a french mle 1892 ordnance revolver in good condition would have set you back 400- 500 euro's, now the going rate is 1000+ and I even saw one at 1500 euro.
Completely insane, in my opinion.
Hey nick was great meeting you and walking with you and brull on cinay and eating some fries with you hopefully until the next time
Wow I just found you
Hey nick. Je zij dat die vriend van je ook veel heeft en ik ben best interessant wat allemaal en misschien is het een leuk video idee om zijn collectie te filmen
Wie weet meschien ooit in de toekomst 😜
I personally prefer flea markets over fairs and antique shops. Maybe you should make a video of you going to a flea market?
I agree, would love to see a video of a flea market from Nick, but fairs are really nice for talking to other collectors and making new friends🙂
before Ciney: Mom, I swear, I sweaaaarrrr im not gonna buy anything
after Ciney: Mom, look its all a big misunderstanding
It's funny.. But that's EXACTLY how it went! 😂
One of the reasons why I am so scared is thievery at the shows. Really takes the fun out of hobbies. Great content as always!
Hey nick curious what the website is that you used for finding the soliders number name and stuff
Hi Nick thank you for your efforts in making these videos I myself was influenced by you and have two helmets which are a WW11 M1 and a Hungarian helmet
The very circular spot welds on the Schlueter helmet is a good way to quickly identify the manufacturer I'd you can't find the S. The McCord helmets have distinctive oval spot welds. Just another easy way to tell if you can't see a heat stamp.
I cut my self on a liner on a helmet and got it all other the helmet. On the liner split pins and the helmet. Keep making great videos 😊nick you are my favorite RUclipsr
I was devastated when I heard that they stole that german paratrooper helmet, I hope Conor can make its worth back
Interesting! Here in the states I’ve seen original pistol belts for $15 and same with mess tins for even cheaper like $10
Its normal, a swiss bayonet in Switzerland you can find it for 50 bucks in italy at least 130€
Yes that's nice! That's because those items were also used in the U.S., so those are common there! Lucky!
We have a similar reenactors market in the UK called TORM (The Orignal Reenactors Market) but the vendors are all multi-period not just WW1 & WW2 but Medieval, Vikings, Elizabethan, Victorian ect. Of all sorts of items and fabrics and lots more!
But I made the faital mistake of spending my cash, within the first few hours of being there and then couldn't spend anymore. So I was just walking about in self pity and regret, thinking at every stall I walked past.
"dang it! I could've bought that!" But regardless I always love seeing how other countries do different militaria, antique markets & such. Its fascinating and really cool to see as many other markets have different variety of stalls, sellers, items ect.
Erster tolles Video schöne Grüße aus Deutschland
AWESOME content Nick!!! Can’t wait for more content from you and maybe a trench video!
Thank you for watching!
Hey HS! Nice finds! The M1923 M1 Garand Cartridge belt you bought is post war. OD #9 is the color of that cartridge belt, and those produced in that color were mainly manufactured post war. If not, it's very, very late war. Still a nice find!
Thanks! Yes, I know! It's from the 1950s, but the buckle is the early WW2 type! It's perfect for Reenactment use! I will use the buckle, and probably place it on a belt with the right color. Thanks for the information though!
I have a 1943 dated M1923 cartridge belt made by Harian and it's OD7, olive drab webbing and gear was being made a lot earlier than a lot of people think.
Nick may not be the biggest ww2 RUclipsr but he’s the best ww2 RUclipsr. And I love how he even tried to post when he couldn’t. That’s true dedication to RUclips
I really cant imagine how dealers trust putting their stuff there if littarley a helmet got stolen which sucks whag about the small tiny things oh gosh
Cool video! That show would be amazing to attend. I was big into military history and militaria for a number of decades but eventually lost interest in it. It's good to see so many guys keeping the tradition alive!
I don't blame you for being careful there. It looks like a Mecca for pick pockets.
Very cool military show. So many items and sellers. It's overwhelming. The show could literally be a three day event.
Cool stuff! I went to a militaria show today too, but I only picked up a 43 First Aid pouch, since I’ve been using a WW1 model for my WWII kit so far.
As someone who lives in Belgium, I have to pay it a visit
Hey Nick, are there any sort of rules to be aware of when crossing the border if you buy a bayonet or a sword at the fair?
That sucks someone steeling that Helmet......
The Organisers of that Event should ask All Dealers to Give to a Collection to Help This Young Man Make up His Lost Earnings from the Bastard who Stole from a Nice Young Man Starting out in the Trade ! God I am so Angry about this Appalling Ugly Act on a New Dealer it Simply is Sickening to Hear of such and I Hope that Man has photo and Description of the Helmet to pass around the Trade ?
Hello Derek! Conor here from Cascorro! Thanks for your kind words, I wish we could do something!
I wish nobody snatched that German World War II paratrooper helmet from him
I was metal Detecting at a public Park about two weeks ago, and actually found a Gold plated ID Bracelet which belonged to a WWII veteran who was in the United States Coast Guard. I looked up his name on the internet and found that he passed away in 2008 at the age of 89. I then looked up his wife, and found that his wife, Genevieve passed away a little over one year later in 2010. They had been married since 1947. George enlisted 27 December 1941. Age 23. Discharged 2 November 1945. They had four children. I think I have found his youngest sons e-mail address. I will see if I can get it to him.
Hi,Nick mooi afleveringen bedankt.ga zo door.top
So is Brian starting to reenact us paratrooper? That’s pretty neat!
No, it's not for Reenactment, it's for a uniform he has in his collection!
@@History-Secrets ohhh ok we’ll that’s epic as well
Very fun vid! Great ww2 show and narration! Wish I could visit the Netherlands for militaria shows.
Really nice fair with a fair representation of militaria covering all aspects of the hobby,you got some really nice pieces,shame about the fallschirmjager helmet being stolen...it would not have been a random spur of the moment theft it would have been planned with a few people....one to act as a diversionary customer,one to do the theft. Such an act brings the hobby into disrepute along with collectors...the rule is simple...if you cant afford it either save up for it or dont buy it. It shames the hobby knowing it was probably stolen by a collector,not a dealer. Really good informative video.
Yes, I would really recommend visiting this fair sometime in the future if you ever have the chance, there's a lot of good stuff to find! I do notice that it's getting a lot harder to get good quality items for fair prices though, years ago it was a lot different.. You could find German helmets for really cheap! Also, a lot of stuff is fake, so many people who don't know enough about the hobby yet, will pay lots of money there for fake items. Collectors like you and me will soon spot the difference though! Yes, a real shame about the helmet.. Makes you feel sick.. And the chances of finding this helmet back is around 0.1%... And even if you do, good luck trying to prove its yours.. People like this shoube locked up for sure. Thanks for watching again!
Very cool fair Nick, and nice finds. I like how you are really in to history stuff. I really enjoy your vids, keep up the good work. I was wondering when you going to go dig for stuff any time soon?
I would love to go metal detecting again soon, I miss digging up stuff! Thank you for watching!!
Hey first love the videos.Second u should do a collection tour of Bryan’s collection it seems like he had hundreds of amazing pieces of military memorabilia
Maybe at some point 😜
hey nick, how did you track down the names that were on the helmet my great grandfather was a belgian soldier who was captured in the second world war and i would love to find out more about him, thanks.
That Conor dude seems like such a cool lad, fuck the guy who stole his helmet
Yes, absolutely! And I agree... F*** this person.. Hope he gets his Karma!
@@History-Secrets conor's a real one for not letting that unfortunate event ruin his day
@@dr.flaviob9746 Conor here! It was a bad thing that happened… but oh well that’s life! You have to get on with it!
I think you did really well considering those events can suck the joy right out of you with claustrophobia. 😁
imagine that: having a helmet stolen...next time WEAR the helmet...with the price tag.
I feel so bad those helmets are so hard to find the fact someone stole it ew discusting
The helmets decal is the 29 infantry division of the United States Army based in Fort Belvoir, Virginia and this unit has been in World War I, World War II, Global War on Terrorism
Iraq War and the Afghanistan War
That's amazing that you found out all of that information. It's like you are a military Detective. It would be neat if there was a way to find out where that person served while in the military, and in what unit.
Really sad that the paratrooper helmet got stolen
i was at a estate sale recently and i picked up an original German assault badge and original German mine flag for 10 each.
That's amazing, congrats!!
Thank you for getting me more into WW2 history my great grandpa was in the Pacific theater
How are you even supposed to control yourself in here? There's no way I'd be able to leave without spending so much. Great video! Loving the often uploads!
It's really hard! That's why my brain instantly exploded... 😂😂
@@History-Secrets Mine certainly would as well. Where I am (Southern Ontario, Canada) I don’t have any militaria fairs in my area that I know of, so this would certainly blow my mind. So much stuff to choose from.
that's kinda funny. and I don't laugh easily...
Congratulations on your successful shopping. You can see that you are a true collector with great passion and great knowledge. You talked a lot in the episode, but this is valuable knowledge and it is good to listen to.
Very interesting, I like it when items get personalized to individual soldiers!
If i was there i would of got the british stuff
Did any of the traders get funny about you filming/taking photos of the weapons etc??
I'm so jealous I hope there is a fair like that in my country.
I also was there i was actually searching for you and brulldozer but didnt find you sadly
That's too bad, maybe next time!
The Ciney fair is definitely one of the best shows in the world. Everything and everyone starts there and it's massive. I'm always at Hall 2 (red carpet) and always open to meet new people, so Nick and others, feel free to come by and chat.
ciney militaria fair, where the planeticket is the cheapest part of the trip
Absolutely....
Hey Nick! Florin here,from Romania.can you please tell me the exact location? now I'm in Germany, I want to buy as many things as possible for my collection. thank you, I'm waiting for your answer.
it was fun there with you
What the hell is wrong with society? Having to steal? This is dispictable to take something that doesn't belong to you. I pray the worse of life to the scum who has no regard for their fellow man. So sorry for that great vendor to have to put up with this dispictable behavior.
I hope this person gets his Karma... I'm getting sick of these criminals!
Hi ! What a shame ! I surprised that who ever runs the venue doesn't have cameras and better security to catch these scoundrels, low life's in the act of stealing or look at the security camera videos in due time to catch them before they leave the show ? Ok thank you for posting another excellent video !
Nice video commarad!😉
what adds insult to injury ,is that the paratrooper helmet was probably stolen for a quick profit ,rather than someone who loves it for its historical worth .An enjoyable video non the less
The padlock, Kingdom of Prussia, appears to be from the period 1847 - 1895. Model 1847, it was worn by the Landsturm during the First World War. Used up, so to speak. I think there was an error in the sale. Congratulations on the error. And best regards from Germany.
My dear friend.
M1910 Pistol Belts are nowhere near costing 50EUR per belt. 40$ is the maximum price for a completely mint belt and usually costs less than that (usually 25-35$).
The M1923 Belt is not a WW2 one. It is a Greek post-war belt overpainted in OD7. Original US M1923 usually cost around 70$ and you can get hands-on them for cheaper.
I wish i was there
Gary... Indiana... Birth place MJ.... First black mayor in the US... after equal rights and welfare introduction/free food, 1968 during LBJ and Vietnam era.... Totally run down... population dropped 70% non viable town due to no taxes of citizens and no taxes of left industries... Booming town till 1970's... MJ and family left in time, was gone to west coast... and strange how a German who fought for Hitler ended up in that specific rundown town...
please tell me... when will the next one be? I never knew about this before this video came out and I want to go a LOT so please tell me!
i seen some of those pickelhaube's did you see the price for any of them and if so what was the cheapest price because im trying to get into collecting german millitaria. Also how much money do you think a 1942 stamped original canadian gas mask mk 4 would be worth
I haven't looked at those prices, so I'm not sure, sorry!
Nick, I would not remove the 69th infantry division insignia off the U.S. helmet!!! soldiers hand painted insignia on helmets a lot. Usually on the side, but you never know. As good of a condition as that helmet is in, it may be original. Also, I would wager, that the U.S. web belts are re- enact or replicas. The U.S. stamp is just that a stamp. You can tell because the image doesn’t go into the creases. I strongly believe it was painted on in the war. I cannot confirm, but I believe the U.S. field buckle is also more modern. I had/have mine from the 1980s. My dad’s fatigue belts all had the solid brass topped buckles until the late 70s, I believe. Sorry to burst your bubble, but reality is reality! I took some pictures, but don’t know how to add them to the comment.
Good hunting, ciao for now!
Always a good day when Nick uploads!
Wow I can't believe how much over priced the ww2 US military Surplus is over there the Pistol belts are anywhere from 6 $to $10 some times 15 $ unissued we still have lots of Original surplus That is still available.i been in military Surplus for 40 years my brother and I have 2 military Surplus store and we sell military vehicles. I been to lots of different military Surplus store in Europe and man you guys pay crazy money. I specialized in German and American ww2 if you want something that you can't find let me know I have a lot of people all over the world.
Hi!! I have an original ww2 yugoslavian helmet with some little scratches that look like words do you think they could be?
god that backpack that guy is wearing is annoying af, I can just imagine it knocking into everyone.
Post detailed description and/or photos of that stolen paratrooper's helmet on WAF. Let people keep an eye for it.
Oh man to have anything stolen and especially a German paratrooper helmet is appalling.
Half the video is of the OP and friends, relatively little of the subject matter.
This is a common mistake I see in so many videos.
hey nick!, I am a person who lives in Guernsey which was the only British place which was conquered by the Nazis during ww2!. I also just started my own history channel got any tips to help me out?
Here in Australia the trade of German ww2 memorabilia has now been made illegal, it has ruined the hobby and businesses for thousands of ww2 enthusiasts such as myself, its a total over reaction and over reach of power.
Very interesting Nick and great attic display or should I say Mini Museum. Keep going, really enjoy 👍😀
Hi Nick!
This video was amazing like the others, finding those personal things for cheap price is unbalivable, cant wait for new video...
Untuk keperluan apa saja atribut nazi boleh di pergunakan?
Soalnya saya sempat membaca di internet, kalau lambang nazi itu di larang dipergunakan
Next time give the tank parts on the ground more footage. That's what I collect.
I have a paratrooper M1 carbine and scabbard/jump case from 1943 that I’d sell. Too bad you’re so far away!
51:30 That guy most likely had parents or ancestors from Czechoslovakia. This is a typical Czech or Slovak name.😁
Those belts looked like reproductions. A lot of that stuff being sold look too Pristine and brand new to be 80 years old. They put original stamps and use original machines to make a lot of ww2 equipment.
Back in the early 90s.. I was buying US helmets of ww2..to Nam for 8 to 15 dollars at some markets
That was a pretty hefty price for the AA tripod still can't lie. have seen some sold here in Finland for much less. The heavier fortification tripods in turn have been going around for a grand or little over whenever they pop up.
Hey hey ! I was selling there ;) Mainly Belgian Gendarmerie stuff
29th Infantry Division, I wouldn't be to quick to remove that!