number f1946 tunic

stahlhelm · Joined: 10 Jul 2007 Posts: 5

This thing looks almost too good. Anybody know anything about it I shold know?

Rev.Mike · Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 7:48 pm Post subject:

Have you attached a photo? All I can see is your text. Question

stahlhelm · Joined: 10 Jul 2007 Posts: 5

I didn't add a photo. You can see it on the web site its number f1946. has a lot of good pics.

brufos · Joined: 10 Jul 2007 Posts: 5

Looks good to me. I'd buy it if I needed one. What's the problem?

Combat Relics · Joined: 14 Jul 2007 Posts: 149

First, READ the information in the listing .
Note the guarantee of originality, and satisfaction and the return privilege.
Try to comprehend the meaning of the words written there.

Second,Collecting Third Reich is an effort in expertise. It is a good idea to be able to recognize items of quality when you find them. A treasure might sell while you are trying to learn the basics about it. If you cannot tell from the photos, I would suggest you spend a lot of time at shows handling items and buy a lot of referance books.

Third, Since this is priced $300 below the last Artillery Waffenrock Fur Offizier that I sold last month, It will likely find a buyer soon. As traffic picks up, from the discovery of this great site, by thousands of collectors over the coming months, the best deals will vanish daily as posted.

Collectors waste far too much time shopping for better prices. Guess what,...It is 2007 not 1967 and there are no low prices. History has proved that prices of quality original Nazi Militaria continually rise. There has never been a price drop on the better pieces. What looks like too costly today, seems a screaming bargain in 4-5 years.

An SS EM Buckle was $25-$45 in 1980... today I can get $650 for originals despite a huge number and variety of fake ss buckles that are out there. Everything has performed well. The DAK Eagle badge I just sold for $45, was likely $5, or $8 when I bought it.

If you are serious about collecting, you must think long term. You are going to keep these items a long time right? So they are going to be worth a lot more when you sell them.

So choose what to collect, and buy the items and care for them properly. You will not be disappointed.

So the big question now is,... Will you be looking at a room full of investment quality militaria in 5 years ?? Or, will you be remembering all the items you missed, and wishing you had bought this thing, and that thing, and that thing, and that thing?

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