SOS 24 | A SAM SPECIAL

I had the privilege of going to The Show of Shows in Louisville KY this week. It was great meeting new people and enjoying the time with dad. Great show OVMS!
#collector #ww2 #historia

[@siroyal2040]

Great video thank you, I like your style, good communication, smooth video, some fantastic buys, I love collecting too, love this hobby from si in uk 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@sommerzane]

Cheers to you! Thank you!

[@MickFlippins]

I also attended. It really was a great show! Awesome finds! Just subbed.

[@sommerzane]

Thank you for the sub. Agreed great show.

[@csaint6780]

Some Great stuff! that etched bayonet was Nice!! thanx for sharing ,Cheers from Toronto Canada!

[@sommerzane]

Thank you very much. I know, I love it. Wayne’s book on etched bayonets is awesome. I highly recommend it.

[@drbrainstein1644]

Sweet! Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@sommerzane]

Thank you for the comment! I appreciate you.

[@jakefash3042]

😂 I sold wittman the tiger sa you bought! It’s a nice dagger with a great grip!

[@sommerzane]

That’s cool. Thanks for sharing!

[@James-hi5ji]

I couldn’t go this year so thanks for filming the show. Great video, nice job!

[@sommerzane]

Thank you.

[@allanesquivelrios9065]

Si que interesante , alo bien que esas ferias son lo maximo , en costa rica somos poco los coleccionistas de militaria pero creo que estas feruas son un gran ejemplo para todos los coleccionistas

[@timothydownum4689]

Thank you for your effort super video!

[@sommerzane]

Certainly! It was a blast. Thanks for tuning in.

[@StratBurst92]

Wish we had a show like this back in the late 1960s when I started collecting. German fakes were easy to spot back then. My first purchase back then was a SS enlisted dagger by Robert Klass, price was $75.00. Sa daggers ran around $25.00. My father was a Sgt. in the US Army 160th Combat Engineer Battalion in the Eto. He was at D Day and the bulge. I still have a silver panzer badge & a Nskk stickpin that he gave me.

[@sommerzane]

Wow, that’s amazing about your father. Also an SS dagger for $75 is amazing lol. Oh have times changed. I don’t think that type of value growth will happen again but maybe it will. Sadly that might be the end of this hobby if things get grossly more expensive than they are now. Maybe I’m the the sucker but I love owning these pieces of history.

[@StratBurst92]

Back then it was pre-computor so we had to rely on the shotgun news for items for sale. Also putting wanted ads in local newspapers worked pretty well. If it was from a vet, I always paid them a fair price.

[@siroyal2040]

Is that us knife in this video a kBar? , your SA daggers are brilliant g8 investment too.. Your so lucky I can't afford it, keep safe 🎉🎉🎉

[@sommerzane]

Yes a kbar. You can get them in lesser condition perhaps but get them nonetheless. Then you work your way up.

[@lafayetteparker5340]

I used to own that J. Bertsos USS. Young knife ! If you ever want to sell it i would like to buy it !

[@dennisjohnson7513]

I was there it was a good show, but you have to watch out for reproductions at this show and they get better every year.

[@Cacklingkameltoe]

Enjoyed the video. I am fairly novice collecting militaria but much more advanced collecting firearms. Is something like the show of shows worth going to based on pricing or is it like gun shows where everything now seems to be jacked up to sell to people who don't know fair values?

[@sommerzane]

There still needs to be a “buyer beware” mindset. There’s still reproductions and over priced items. SOS is just the largest militaria show in the world. So if your looking for the rarest of rare or items At more of a “wholesale” price point it’s here at this show. You need to know what you’re looking at however.