Down the Cellar 76 - Catch Of The Day

[@akejohansson2860]

I would be very interested to know what you drink Sir. My late Father loved his latakia pipe and Glenmorangie. You Sir are a straight up Boss👍 Godspeed from Sweden

[@rburrows7786]

Tom. Love your videos. I’ve been home sick and they are the highlight of my week. Best to you and all the other viewers

[@ubbe1913]

Hello, Mr. Collector. I am a big fan of you and I wish you good health and many wonderful pieces for your collection. Your videos are very informative. Thank you and have a nice day.👍Greetings From Czech republic 🇨🇿

[@felixortmann5174]

Today im 55 .😂this ist the best gift.thank you again.gruss Felix From Düsseldorf Germany..

[@MrTruckerf]

Today is my 69th birthday! Cheers, Herr Ortmann and many more to you!

[@ghosted2187]

#76...🎉 I have to say that I haven't been disappointed for 76 episodes. You guys are amazing

[@stuartjames1200]

The "Commercial Pilot" Stickpin appears on virtually every site as the "SA Reserve" Stickpin

[@thilgu]

You are correct. It is however 100% original pin. I had a few of them but sold them to another collector.

[@RonWeinand]

Correct. Good call

[@carlstanwick7287]

Greetings From FISHBURN Co DURHAM 💚 n peace always,dear sir the last item that amazing army ,I don't have one ,yet,I think it will end up in your personal collection,,, which I kinda thought would only B concourse . Excellent video as always sir and complements too OBB ,,,ps I can really see that you appreciate some thing that is just write regardless.thank you Carl

[@abdulazizalmrbati693]

It will be great if tom can share some stories from his collecting years

[@stevezz12011]

Excellent daggers, beautiful.....!!

[@lynnstinson1254]

Another great and informative episode. I look forward to each and every episode.

[@Evanology]

And closeups for the trifecta!

[@RonWeinand]

Tom, love the Army with the Ivory grip and the bag. When I was doing the Motel Buys, it was always a pleasure buying directly from the US veterans and finding daggers like that piece and the experience of the direct veteran discovery. I was lucky enough to have a few of these (KC winner 2nd Luft, damascus Fidericus Army, Himmler, Rohm, etc.). Unfortunately most collectors in the future will never have this thrill in the hobby.

[@johnzeszut3170]

I enjoy watching this with a relaxing glass of "Old Barn Owl" bourbon - sort of like visiting childhood again - looking at all the Christmas store windows of things you will never have!

[@chrishorvat5088]

Another great unboxing Mr Wittmann 👍

[@Wolshanze]

Always enjoyable Tom Prost !

[@davidthompson62]

That last army dagger is a beautiful piece. I seen a photo of Gen. Franz Mattenklott with what looked like an ivory handle dress dagger but lord knows if it’s this one. Many German Generals liked to bling up their daggers. I bet if you let the fellow who tracks down marked daggers have a crack at it he could find out. It may be a very special piece.I wouldn’t sell it!

[@smgwarrelics]

Great knowledge on the early eickhorn logo. Thanks Tom!

[@user-saber_rider]

I'm excited to see what great surprises await us again 👌🏼. Incredible knowledge 😉 Best Chris⚔

[@HypocriticYT]

Naval sword appears to be in a British field rank scabbard 😮the scabbard mouth has been removed to allow the blade to enter.

[@dannyk1351]

Wittmans charisma is almost as impressive as his knowledge

[@cheapolegunguy]

With the Army dagger, I would have went with the sales pitch of "well used and camouflaged", but whatever works. 🙂

[@BARBQPUP]

Looked lim you enjoyed popcorn

[@vugmeister918]

I love that Army dagger at the end also. Just like an original old coin, they should never be cleaned.

[@johnlawson2984]

The Klass sword at 36:47 is Officersabel # 237 1/2. The flat knuckle bow sword at 34:40 appears to be a Holler Model 61. The last Army dagger with the Ivory grip is 😄🏆🥳🍺

[@brittakriep2938]

You can write ä, ö, ü also as ae, oe , ue, which is correct german too, only lesser used.

[@brittakriep2938]

A sidenote: Such narrowbladed sabers with similarities to british light cavallry saber of 1796 can still be seen in Germany, used by , officers' of Historical Militias or Target Shooters Clubs.

[@rheidtech]

🍺🌄🇺🇸 Grateful.

[@larryburwell8550]

Great items i really enjoyed this show. Must have been the taylor swift concert in philly he was selling for his daughter to see. I do like her but would never sell pieces of history for tickets to see her. Rediculas prices

[@alexandrtaraasov3034]

👍👍👍

[@kellyphillips9770]

He should have "duffle cut" that field marshal's sword like they did shipping guns home.

[@johnlawson2984]

Bavarian sword translation at 24:10 (To) your honored teacher and leader of the Bz (?) crew/garrison. Not sure what Bz stands for, perhaps someone else can fill that in.

[@Evanology]

2 o'clock n 11:30, for starters,okee dokee

[@johnlawson2984]

The sword at 21:00 appears to be a Gala degen for Bahnschutz, note the winged wheel on the clam shell. See Angola page 268, paragraph 3.

[@brittakriep2938]

The sword type is clealy a , Degen', this is german language umbrella term for Rapier, Smallsword, Sport epee and Duel epee. Small writing error,

[@brittakriep2938]

Galadegen, not Gala Degen. In german language rather long compoundwords are possible.

[@Evanology]

And prolonged 2 o:clock

[@BARBQPUP]

Air force logistics

[@rjb6327]

I can see Tom, shaking his booty, up on the stage. 🤪

[@johndeleo563]

Am I the only one who thinks he's always saying, "Hob," not Rob. BTW I think Hob would be a cool boy's name.

[@ricardodelano2205]

is that an avanti cigar?