WAM Hobby Journal #18 - The Joy (of Collecting) Continues!

[@llamamanism]

The fact that stuff like this has survived all the trials and tribulations of the years passing, the distances they have travelled and the changes in political feelings is just amazing to me. People who own such rare and interesting things are really trusted custodians for future collectors. To be able to own, handle and appreciate these museum quality, valuable pieces of history is such a privilege

[@mmotorhead]

Amazing... lovely pieces... thanks for sharing.

[@darrinrentruc6614]

Nice items, thanks for sharing them.

[@ronklug6395]

Nice seminar. Like the Allach too.

[@terryschmidt8259]

great information.

[@leonardjanda6181]

Great videos as always, host of knowledge, history. Uniforms absolutely perfect shape. Keep it coming 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@rjb6327]

Beautiful pieces.

[@canukdcv905]

Another splendid presentation by Tom. It’s always fascinating to see the sheer diversity of items that were produced during that era. Slightly daunting for newer collectors to see the sheer volume of collectibles that are out there. “We’re gonna need a bigger house” 😜

[@dnf7778]

Love hearing from you Tom. More info and video about your personal collection please

[@benwilkins6208]

Thank you!! Good videos on allach are like finding hen's teeth

[@quattrodrift3376]

Just insane things! I‘m from Bavaria but i love to see every video from you, i hope i can buy sometimes so nice Uniforms. A few things from weitze i bought only because i watched your videos, thanks for all!

[@sextragedy5348]

Thank you mr Wittman you are an inspiration to collectors around the world!

[@stephenrojas6533]

What an amazing episode

[@panzersadvance708]

Great updates as always thank you

[@Teddy62392]

Mr. Wittmann you and your collection are the definition of lifetime goals.

[@dennisrountree5376]

Awesome stuff! Great video. Cape is really neat.

[@cheapolegunguy]

I did enjoy it, thanks very much for sharing :)

[@austriaskiholiday8722]

Wow again I am amazed by your incredible knowledge, And now I need to start to collect Allach , I turned down a piece 2 years ago to buy a very nice HJ dagger and now I have 6 no, but now I regret not buying the small size blondie , I will be in touch soon Best wishes Charles,

[@Nighthawk1966]

Very well done, great stuff as usual !!

[@JesusChristisYourLordandGod]

Love your updates! Keep up the good work!

[@michaeldellinger3377]

Nice video

[@serget2168]

From weapons tunnels clothes knives plane's and God knows what else they built during that time in history to say amazing is totally a understatement

[@johnlawson2984]

A very timely and informative video for me as I am looking to add a piece of Allach to my collection. Keep up the good work....and Allentown is on for July! 😊

[@MilledSteel]

Fascinating collection, thanks for sharing

[@michaelbronsteijn8492]

Keep up the good work, this was very good aggain. Greats from the Nederland, Michael Bronsteijn Den Haag 👍❤💛💚⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@michaeldellinger3377]

Keep up with the collecting of the uniforms

[@t.jjohnson6317]

Great vid very informative.. thank-you Tom. where did you get your cuff links,,may i ask..thanks again . Terry

[@robinbellamy]

was a forced labour camp established by the Nazi Schutzstaffel (SS) in Allach-Untermenzing, a suburb of Munich in southern Germany, in 1943. It provided slave labour for nearby factories of BMW, , , , and Organisation Todt with up to 17,000 prisoners in 1945. More than 1,800 of them came to death. It was the largest sub-camp of the Dachau concentration camp system. Another smaller subcamp Allach porcelain a.k.a. with about 40 prisoners produced porcelain artworks.

[@skigdividerx4991]

Great info as usual! I have an etched bayonet and a pair of bino's I need to send you to be appraised.

[@OUT9]

Outstanding thank you again sir for sharing your collection I look forward to your next video but I wish you would explain that gate behind you when you were showing the cape off what's the story

[@scottpeterson2256]

Well done, thanks!

[@madaboutmilitaria3630]

Those dogs are great, what’s your tipple Tom?

[@rossdixon6644]

The Cape is lovely, is that the one you featured in one of your show journals a few years back, I can't remember the dealers name who had it but he was a nice chap! All the best from the UK! Ross

[@lraubal9851]

As usual a great show Mr W, you might want to use a microphone on your shirt for improved audio.

[@ww2ww1militarycollectables191j]

Wow

[@davidthompson62]

I’ve watched all your WAM Journals and have to ask; do you own a Felldenhauler dagger? (Forgive my mid-spelling!)

[@BARAXOLKA_69]

шикарно!

[@43limerick]

The bear is not licking his foot he's trying to take a thorn out of his foot

[@christiaanv3982]

Thanks for making the video! The audio is really rough on headphones

[@skrekk]

I can watch these seminars for hours, but Mr. Wittman, what about spending a couple of bucks on a higher quality microphone. Cheers from Norway.

[@Wolshanze]

Prost Mr. Wittmann

[@zhenyanovikova6570]

Turn on subtitles pls 🙏🏻

[@flatbushfox]

TOM....TRY NOT TO SMOKE AROUND PAPER, CLOTH AND ETC. NICOTINE TRAVELS AND KEEP THE STOGGY IN THE ASHTRAY// OK

[@LetsPlaymitGamerPass]

I love your videos, but as a German your pronouncing is terrible for me. You pronounce the manufacture like „Alleg“ but it is „AllaCH“ in German. It would be cool, if collectors would also learn more German, to get really into it.

[@jonbush2370]

My God your camera man is terrible!

[@paulpaul5606]

Thank you for all your knowledge. My wife was given the porcelain Alsatian. By a lady how Husband was in the German army in ww2. I would of loved to of spoken to him but both have passed away now. So I’ll never now the history.