Danke, meine Herren! I’m happy you looked up ”S.D.” In the book!! My police bayo is “S.D. IV. 830” Maybe something about Duesseldorf, but my bayo also came with a “rural” troddel! Great video!! Hope to see you at the upcoming SOS!
Mr. Whitman, Greetings ! My interest in German Militaria was hatched about a year ago when a friend of mine showed me a Officers Dagger and a small flag sized approximately 2’ x 3’. I did some research on his items as he asked and helped him a little but did not find “YOU” until this week! I just want to tell you what a pleasure it has been this week finding your Web site and your RUclips videos. My interest in militaria is strong but I have concentrated more on the gun side! My reason for this comment is to thank you for your extra effort to teach people like me! Also your desire to help people in this hobby comes through very strong! You are a special individual and I hope to buy something from you soon but I really want to thank you for being a great teacher and super person! Best Personal Regards, Jim Mitchell, Vincent Alabama.
Tom, I too love cigarette case and love your collection. You are absolutely correct in saying that Mercedes piece deserves to be in a German aviation museum after you are done with it. You have many of the great early German aviators of the Great War. It really is a stunner to those who can appreciate it.
G-damn it Wittmann, buy a decent flashlight! If you want I'll trade you one of mine for one of your crappiest bayonets. Thanks for the video as always, very informative.
Greetings Mr., Wittmann, thank you for posting always so interesting, I have to say there is a panzer collector who is losing his mind over that Wittmann cigarette case. Get ready for lots of offers for that awesome item. Look forward to the show in November provided the election goes ok. Cheers Jeffery Richards collector
Great stuff and educational as always. Hopefully your feeling as good as you look and the healing process is to a point where your more comfortable now. Wishing continued progress and prayers.
You have very interesting and beautifull collections, IT is a real pleasure to look to theese videos. I am from Romania. History if each item is fabulous.
Echt heel mooi en gaaf, ik hou ervan! Jammer dat ik het financieel niet kan betalen deze geweldige spullen❤ Wat een geweldig filmpje weer en zeer leerzaam ook. Groetjes uit Nederland Den Haag 🔰
I also have a police bayonet , cut down Weimar to 3rd R length marked SD VII 78 . (as I understand Dusseldorf district seven weapon number 78) yours is 183 . same maker too. The officers who wore them might have been on duty together( I fancy they might have even been vigilant on patrol because of the mass murderer rapist and arsonist Peter "The monster of Dusseldorf" Kurten) . Your bayonet now in New Jersey , mine in Melbourne Australia . Something to ponder on heh!
Great video good information I brought a police bayonet last week for my collection love it please do a video on German swords I bet you have some fantastic examples to show us
I would like to know more German world war II history it is such a valuable history and when you get the real deal German world war II collecting it is hard to get a good price on it because it is worth a lot of money
All very nice pieces as per usual. Oh & fun fact: Standardized German spelling (& standardized spelling in general) didn't come around till the end of the 18th century & wasn't even finalized into German law until 1998. Also if you want to understand why everybody did what they did in WW1 & 2 should read "Tragedy & Hope" by Carroll Quigley. Nothing is what it seems folks.
Fantastic video as always! Thanks for the information! Do you ever attend the Wanamaker show in Tulsa, OK.? It is coming up this November just after the election. I met your friend Walter Kansler there last time. Thanks again 👍
im sad that i couldnt own all your stuff,someday ill be so rich that i can ,i will be able to own the schroud of turin as my comforter on my bed,ill be able to have a spotless house,and the only dust my maid finds is moon dust,that spilled out of king tuts cigarrett case on my guttenberg bible.....its nice to have a well made knife when you cant carry them all you become a doberman guard dog i was like you i had collections of the rareiest of things ,theives came in and took it all.you need more light before darkness comes upon you too,you need more guns you have a treasure waiting to be found get a metal detecter your so smart too
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Danke, meine Herren! I’m happy you looked up ”S.D.” In the book!! My police bayo is “S.D. IV. 830”
Maybe something about Duesseldorf, but my bayo also came with a “rural” troddel! Great video!!
Hope to see you at the upcoming SOS!
Mr. Whitman, Greetings ! My interest in German Militaria was hatched about a year ago when a friend of mine showed me a Officers Dagger and a small flag sized approximately 2’ x 3’. I did some research on his items as he asked and helped him a little but did not find “YOU” until this week! I just want to tell you what a pleasure it has been this week finding your Web site and your RUclips videos. My interest in militaria is strong but I have concentrated more on the gun side! My reason for this comment is to thank you for your extra effort to teach people like me! Also your desire to help people in this hobby comes through very strong! You are a special individual and I hope to buy something from you soon but I really want to thank you for being a great teacher and super person! Best Personal Regards, Jim Mitchell, Vincent Alabama.
I'm in Mobile don't think iv heard of Vincent, happy hunting it's a great hobby
Thanks Tom!! Police Bayonets are undervalued as collectibles IMO. The quality and history behind these bayos is remarkable!
Tom,
I too love cigarette case and love your collection. You are absolutely correct in saying that Mercedes piece deserves to be in a German aviation museum after you are done with it. You have many of the great early German aviators of the Great War. It really is a stunner to those who can appreciate it.
Great video I learned alot. Very educational thank you!
G-damn it Wittmann, buy a decent flashlight! If you want I'll trade you one of mine for one of your crappiest bayonets. Thanks for the video as always, very informative.
Thank you for such an informative video. Looking forward to what's next.
Great video Mr Wittman. I own a rural Police Bayonet
Greetings Mr., Wittmann, thank you for posting always so interesting, I have to say there is a panzer collector who is losing his mind over that Wittmann cigarette case. Get ready for lots of offers for that awesome item. Look forward to the show in November provided the election goes ok. Cheers Jeffery Richards collector
Very cool video. Interesting about the cut down bayonets.
Another awesome video, thanks very much :)
Glad to hear your getting out to a show.
Enjoyed the historical preamble into your presentation.
Great stuff and educational as always. Hopefully your feeling as good as you look and the healing process is to a point where your more comfortable now. Wishing continued progress and prayers.
You have very interesting and beautifull collections, IT is a real pleasure to look to theese videos. I am from Romania. History if each item is fabulous.
Great 👍 videos SIR , as for the flashlight 🔦 sure fire lol 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
LEARNING SOMETHING FROM EACH OF YOUR VIDEOS. THANK YOU
Love these videos. I always learn something new. Thanks.
Echt heel mooi en gaaf, ik hou ervan! Jammer dat ik het financieel niet kan betalen deze geweldige spullen❤ Wat een geweldig filmpje weer en zeer leerzaam ook. Groetjes uit Nederland Den Haag 🔰
Sehr gut! best Collection
Thanks Tom i always want to collect police item,,,very informative
I also have a police bayonet , cut down Weimar to 3rd R length marked SD VII 78 . (as I understand Dusseldorf district seven weapon number 78) yours is 183 . same maker too. The officers who wore them might have been on duty together( I fancy they might have even been vigilant on patrol because of the mass murderer rapist and arsonist Peter "The monster of Dusseldorf" Kurten) . Your bayonet now in New Jersey , mine in Melbourne Australia . Something to ponder on heh!
Always interesting! Would love to learn about the rad daggers. Nothing wrong with the flash light. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it!
Another incredibly informative presentation. You didn’t need the flashlight, though.
Great video good information I brought a police bayonet last week for my collection love it please do a video on German swords I bet you have some fantastic examples to show us
I would like to know more German world war II history it is such a valuable history and when you get the real deal German world war II collecting it is hard to get a good price on it because it is worth a lot of money
Absolutely beautiful
All very nice pieces as per usual. Oh & fun fact: Standardized German spelling (& standardized spelling in general) didn't come around till the end of the 18th century & wasn't even finalized into German law until 1998. Also if you want to understand why everybody did what they did in WW1 & 2 should read "Tragedy & Hope" by Carroll Quigley. Nothing is what it seems folks.
Очень люблю твои обзоры
Could you make a video about iron cross medals or even Turkish subtitles?
Fantastic video as always! Thanks for the information!
Do you ever attend the Wanamaker show in Tulsa, OK.? It is coming up this November just after the election. I met your friend Walter Kansler there last time.
Thanks again 👍
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That’s probably how sheriff use brown more and police use black more!
im sad that i couldnt own all your stuff,someday ill be so rich that i can ,i will be able to own the schroud of turin as my comforter on my bed,ill be able to have a spotless house,and the only dust my maid finds is moon dust,that spilled out of king tuts cigarrett case on my guttenberg bible.....its nice to have a well made knife when you cant carry them all you become a doberman guard dog i was like you i had collections of the rareiest of things ,theives came in and took it all.you need more light before darkness comes upon you too,you need more guns you have a treasure waiting to be found get a metal detecter your so smart too
The flashlight DOES NOT help......
Hello sir I hope you're doing well you seem to have lost some weight I hope you're ok and doing well
Артефакты говорят сами за себя.
Большое спасибо заиВаши видио и Ваш труд🫂