You know you've lost the plot when...........

zorrothegreyblade · Post by **zorrothegreyblade** » Mon Mar 10, 2008 10:40 pm

You visit a second hand market looking for pocket knives and come back with these.......HELP!!!

mikek · Post by **mikek** » Mon Mar 10, 2008 11:42 pm

Zorro, Taking that stuff home with you does not make you a bad guy

You will be fine, your amoung friends here

Mikek

gringo · Post by **gringo** » Tue Mar 11, 2008 1:10 am

whew..i thought it was just me.

TomcatPC · Post by **TomcatPC** » Tue Mar 11, 2008 2:47 am

I would like to find the whistle for a decent price here in the States. If you ever come across British WWII Fork, Spoon, and Knife set, let me know, I do WWII Reenacting. I'll find some way to get some cash over to Blighty...LOL. Wish I would have sone some lurking about at second hand shops last time I was there. Still is fun to check those places out, and having fun is what matters most of the time.
Thanks
Mark

gringo · Post by **gringo** » Tue Mar 11, 2008 3:28 am

tomcat....check out this website...he is the most honest military collectable person i know...i was a dealer in militaria for years...
honest is difficult to come by...he ships anywhere legal.
http://www.stewartsmilitaryantiques.com

zorrothegreyblade · Post by **zorrothegreyblade** » Tue Mar 11, 2008 4:43 pm

mikek, gringo,

Thankyou for your kind words, the devil made me do it!

zorrothegreyblade · Post by **zorrothegreyblade** » Tue Mar 11, 2008 4:57 pm

TomcatPC wrote:I would like to find the whistle for a decent price here in the States. If you ever come across British WWII Fork, Spoon, and Knife set, let me know, I do WWII Reenacting. I'll find some way to get some cash over to Blighty...LOL. Wish I would have sone some lurking about at second hand shops last time I was there. Still is fun to check those places out, and having fun is what matters most of the time.
Thanks
Mark

Hi Mark,

Chris, my grandson (zorrotheyoungblade) bought the whistle, by coincidence we saw the same pattern on the next stall with ARP engraved on it, which was a civilian staffed organisation known as the air raid patrol, who operated during WW2 in the UK, enforcing black out regulations and fire watching.

Check your PM's

Regards, Dave