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Show Time for Military Collectibles
By Peter Suciu

Published Thursday, February 28, 2008  | 0 comments  | Print  | E-mail

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A large collection of SA and SS honor daggers was for sale at SOS this year.

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It was almost as if an Imperial German Hussar fell back in time. This impressive costume features many of the key details of the elite Prussian cavalry.

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Two British regimental drums flank numerous German spike helmet badges. On the shelf is an original 1887 Swedish Guard spike helmet. These helmets were made in Germany and exported to Sweden, which still uses a similar pattern helmet today.

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Almost enough uniforms to outfit your very own “Thin Red Line.” This includes a selection of World War I British and Canadian Highlander uniforms.

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An original German railway eagle, perfect for dressing up that basement bunker or war room, and available for sale for a mere $2000!

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