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Grenadier Military Antiques Auctions New Year’S Auction XX Bruce Hermann’s Grenadier Military Antiques Auctions New Year’s Auction XX Online Auction January 24 - February 7, 2021 www.grenadierauctions.com Grenadier Military Antiques Auctions 6475 E. Pacific Coast Hwy., Suite 453, Long Beach, Ca. 90803 [email protected] • (562) 343-7528 (Office) • (626) 390-4958 (cell) go to www.grenadierauctions.com to register ARMS & ARMOR, CIVIL WAR & MILITARIA AUCTION June 6, 2021 | Live & Online Always Seeking Quality Consignments Confederate States of America: 10th Texas Regiment “Wilson Guards” Battle of Arkansas Post First National “Trophy” Flag. Confederate Lt. General Thomas J. SOLD for $31,250 Jackson: Writes to Gen. Robert E. Lee April 16th, 1863, Including Lee’s response. A rare and significant letter! SOLD for $27,500 For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 877-HERITAGE (437-4824) David Carde | Consignment Director | ext. 1881 | [email protected] Jason Watson | Consignment Director | ext. 1630 | [email protected] Consignment deadline: April 15 See all December prices realized at HA.com/6229. DALLAS|NEW YORK|BEVERLY HILLS|SAN FRANCISCO|CHICAGO|PALM BEACH LONDON | PARIS | GENEVA | AMSTERDAM | HONG KONG Always Accepting Quality Consignments in 40+ Categories Immediate Cash Advances Available Paul R. Minshull #16591. BP 12-25%; see HA.com; Heritage Auctions, Inc.: FFL #5-75-113-01-5C-04412. 60201 1.25 Million+ Online Bidder-Members Browning Buck Mark 22 Charles Daly 1911 45 ACP Beretta BM59 7.62 mm NATO US M 1911 A1 US Army S&W Model 25 Davis 200+ Highline Military Gun Industry D-22 and Target Rifle Auction 1918 Webly Mark VI Sat., February 13 - 10 am Sun., February 14 - 11 am Younger Auction Gallery, 312 E. South Hills Dr., Maryville, MO Featuring Approximately 100 M1 Garands, US Carbines, S&W Springfields, Remingtons, Underwoods, Hand Guns Mdl 3, 38 Special Including: Smith & Wesson, Snake Guns, Rugers, Derringers, 1911s, ACPs; Bayonets, WWII Army Slings, 5.56 Army Ammunition & Other Ammo, Gun Racks, Gun Safe and so much more Online Bidding Available Viewing date Friday, February 12 from 4:30 – 7 pm YAC, INC d.b.a Mark Younger, Auctioneer For complete listings and pictures visit our website 660-541-1977 Email: [email protected] WWW.YOUNGERAUCTION.COM Wittmann Antique Militaria Offering Collectors the World’s Foremost Inventory of Fine German Imperial & WWII Third Reich Militaria International Reputation for AUTHENTICITY & HONESTY Buy • Sell • Appraise Expertise in Estates and Consignment Collections Thomas T. Wittmann More than P.O. 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World’s Largest On-Line Catalog www.wwiidaggers.com www.militarytrader.com FEBRUARY 2021 • VOLUME 28, ISSUE 2 Editor: John Adams-Graf [email protected] 715-781-2047, 9-5PM, CST, M-Th Editorial Director: Brian Earnest [email protected] Graphic Designer: Ellie DeSautel ADVERTISING 800-726-9966 Advertising Sales Representative: Steve Madson ext. 13441, [email protected] or directly at 715-318-4018 Advertising Staff Assistant: Lisa Dombrowski ext. 13496, [email protected] or directly at 715-257-6029 Sales Director: Heather Glynn Gniazdowski [email protected] 16 Franco-Prussian Vet DEPARTMENTS ADVERTISING DEADLINES Cover Date Ad Deadline Medals honor a German patriot, by Chris William March 2021 (vol. 28, no. 3) February 10, 2021 8 The JAG File April 2021 (vol. 28, no. 4) March 10, 2021 10 Homefront News ATTENTION: ALL materials must be in our office by the 20 Constabulary Medal above-mentioned. “Ad deadline” to ensure placement. 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Military Trader® (ISSN: 1540-0581) is published monthly The latest hobby news by Active Interest Media Holdco, Inc., 5710 Flatiron Parkway, • Late-breaking military hobby headlines! Suite A, Boulder, CO 80301; P.O. Box 20730, Boulder, • Online auctions and shows that are making headlines CO 80308. Periodicals postage paid at Boulder, CO, and at additional mailing offices. Canadian Agreement No. 40665675. Postmaster: Send address changes to Military Keep up with The JAG Files! Trader, Circulation Department, P.O. Box 421751, Palm Coast, FL 32142-1751. • Get John Adams-Graf’s take on all things military at Copyright 2021 by Active Interest Media Holdco, Inc. http://militarytrader.com/jagfi le Military Trader is a registered trademark. Military Trader® assumes no responsibility for unsolicited materials sent to John Adams-Graf it. Publisher and advertisers are not liable for typographical Complete Military Hobby Calendar of Events errors that may appear in prices or descriptions in • The most complete schedule of events in the hobby includes listings of military relic shows and advertisements. auctions; historic military vehicle rallies and convoys; as well as living history events and reenactments 6 Military Trader / February 2021 Online Firearms Auction Th ursday Feb 18, 2021. Part 2 Th ursday March 18, 2021 Two auctions from the collection of Robert W. Koenig Sr. and others. Featuring his extensive collection of Savage model 99 rifl es as well as fi rearms from Anschutz, Beretta, Browning, Colt, Marlin, Mauser, Remington, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Springfi eld, Walther, Weatherby, Winchester and others. Belgian FN FAL in .308 cal Poly Tech AK-47/S in 7.62x39 cal Colt Python Smith & Wesson 41 in .22 L Colt SAA Sheriff ’s Colt SAA in .44 Special in .357 Mag Model in .44-40 Win Savage 99T in .300 Savage Savage 99 Series A in .358 Win Savage 99 in .284 Win Chinese AK47 in 7.62x39 cal Anschutz 1431/32 in .22 Hornet Antiques and Estate Auctioneers Japanese Nambu 861 W. Bagley Rd. Berea OH 44017 • 440-730-4200 Type 14 in 8mm Online catalog and bidding at www.estateauctioneers.com THE Jag File With John Adams-Graf FORGET THE CONSPIRACIES Oh, and a word to any who want to perpetuate the “poor Na- zis” theory that this is some sort of “anti-history” program to eliminate artifacts: Sorry, that just doesn’t play. Law enforcement experts are quick to explain that brazen, targeted museum thefts like these are all about the money and the artifacts. If the robberies were a form of punishment for the history portrayed, the perpetrators would simply have destroyed the rel- ics in place and not have taken the chance to cart them off. In addition, they would have targeted the institution celebrating the history of the Third Reich — rather than removing artifacts. And fi nally, a politically motivated terrorist strike would almost cer- tainly result with someone taking credit for the actions with the LISTEN TO GOLDFINGER: threat of retribution if counteractions were taken. 3 THIRD REICH THEFTS ARE NOT COINCIDENCES But none of that happened. The thieves went in knowing ex- On the night of August 2-3, 2020, a group of thieves parked actly what to take — most likely at the behest of an individual a bus in a grocery store parking lot, about 250 yards from the with deep pockets and an equally deep regard for Third Reich front of the Eyewitness Museum in Beek, Holland. Several more militaria, either for the personal sense of ownership or knowing vehicles sped up to the museum as one rammed through the front how easy it is to convert the high-end militaria into cash. door. In the following fi ve minutes, six to eight thieves worked in So, whether you operate a private museum, work for a public concert to empty the museum of nine mannequins, headgear, and institution, or are even a prominent collector with a well-know as- weapons worth an estimated 1.5 million Euros. semblage of Third Reich relics, take note. Thieves already have. A little more than two months later, on the night of October While this is an affront to the hobby, there might be an odd 12, thieves broke into the War Museum in Ossendrecht, Holland, twist in our favor.
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