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GDM.com Museum Exhibit Exchange Scheme
To increase the diversity of museums GDM.com has formulated an exhibit exchange scheme. .Is your Museum storing ww2 exhibits that are bulky, duplicated, or which are deemed politically unsuitable for display? If so you are invited to register details with us. We will in turn offer you alternative exhibits of commensurate value that are currently up for exchange/trade by similar institutions.
RESTORATION & CONSERVATION
Our view is that for the most part, genuine militaria is best left in “as found” condition. We do, however, offer a few tips: 1) Never use power tools or abrasives ,never repaint 2) Never touch blades with the naked hand .The salty deposits will cause corrosion. If you have made contact wipe the blade with a little machine oil. 3) Avoid the application of fine oils on plated cross guards .This may result in the lifting of the finnish. 4) An untouched hemet is more valuable than those that have been oiled/waxed
BUILDING MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
Advice on the display and acquisition of collections is part of our trade. Our sourcing and strict vetting of items may save you embarrassment and financial catastrophes. We at germanhelmetswanted.com are aware that there are both honest and less reputable dealers. There are also well meaning yet misinformed collectors. We judge items scientifically by committee, pooling years of “hands on” experience.
Insider's Tips for selling a German Helmet
How The Market Works
Selling at a Traditional Auction?
This is no longer a viable option for all but the deceased, infirm or those who are happy to see 45% of an item's value lost in buyer and sellers commission.
Selling on the internet auction site EBAY?
This is no longer an option
The sale of WW2 helmets marked with Nazi insignia is now banned from Ebay .If you list such an item you may be contacted by collectors wishing to buy it at a reduced price then the listing will be mysteriously removed.
Repeated attempts to list Third Reich memorabilia results in suspension of an Ebay account.
Selling a German Helmet to the trade.
Whether you are buying or selling a German Helmet, you will find it advantageous when negotiating with dealers to understand how things work behind the scenes. One observation of the Militaria Market, is the gulf between what the consumer expects from a dealer", and what the German Helmet dealer believes he should provide for the consumer. These differences boil down to trust. The consumers hope they can trust the German Miitaria dealer to give Them an honest appraisal and pay a fair price. The average dealer feels it is right to pay the lowest price he can for his stock, to maximize his profit, and that it is up to the consumer to have done their homework.
by finding our website, you will be on a much better footing when negotiating with German helmet dealers.
Militaria Dealing- A Brief Overview
Broadly speaking there are two categories of Militaria dealers - the wholesaler and the Retailer
The Dodgy Wholesaler!
The Less scrupulous Militaria wholesaler aggressively seeks to bring new material into the marketplace, Traditionally they would have scoured local auctions, yard and boot sales or obtained goods by staging buying events in venues such as hotels and local halls. Increasingly these "sharks" are now colonising the internet .Some operate behind glossy corporate style websites they bost "toll free" telephone numbers complete with images of glamorous non existent staff. Their devious techniques are adapted from those from jewellery and gold buying operations,, Equally treacherous are those who masquerade as lifelong collectors, Their market knowledge may be shaky but their persistence will insure a return when buying from the older generation who are trusting and ignorant of prices. These wholesalers? may distance themselves from their booty by moving it on for sale to seemingly reputable retail-based dealers.
The Specialist German Helmet retailer
German Helmet dealers invariably get some of their stock from such wholesalers. They will attend Auctions. Militaria shows and buy from contacts who visit their stores or website., most of their business income is derived from servicing a niche clientèle of Investors and enthusiasts (End Users), . A dealer of this type is more likely to pay you higher prices for your German Helmet since items don't have to have to pass through several sets of hands before being sold, The location of a Militaria's store is a major factor for sellers to consider as is the ranking position of a website by a search engine, a store situated next door to a tourist attraction will have thousands of visitors each year. These are the best dealers to approach they are hungry for stock, will posses far greater knowledge and have a greater volume of customers to supply. Larger dealers are more likely to display the "Max Certified Dealers" logo. Such Certification provides excellent redress for collectors but is vague in its treatment of fair play for those selling.
Theoretically German Helmets and other items of militaria have "Trade Price" and an "Asking price" The margin between the "Asking Price" and the "Trade Price" is variable but generally thinner on items that are in great demand.
Militaria Dealer's Profit Margins
Effectively rare German Helmets in good condition are good news for dealers .They are in demand therefore they can be turned over quickly regardless of Profit Percentage
If a good helmet that will sell for $3,000, a dealer can make a nice profit if he has obtained it for $2500, he might have this Helmet in his inventory (His investment in it tied up) for sometime before someone pays the $3000.
All told, the profit margins for German Helmets are primarily determined by these factors:
A. How quickly the Helmet can be resold (market demand)
B. How high the Cash value is (capital outlay)
C. The trends in popularity (market dynamics)
Militaria dealers have to strike a balance between the above factors to remain profitable.
Best Regards
David Mattey (German Helmet Buyers)
HELMET FORUMS
A forum is a great place for the virtual enthusiast. It gives both the unqualified and qualified an opportunity to discuss the merits of items that they may or may not own. The more sinister side to forums is that collectors have been targeted and suffered after foolishly disclosing details of their valuable collections. Bogus collectors spend months building up credibility and trust before striking. In practice, the knowledge and experience acquired by actually handling items knows no substitution.
Posting comments on collectors forums?
Nazi scandal hits human rights group
Garlasco has also written a book about Nazi-era medals
A Sept. 8 post on the pro-Israel blog Mere Rhetoricouted Marc Garlasco, a senior military analyst at Human Rights Watch (HRW), as an avid collector of Nazi memorabilia. The report, published by blogger Omri Ceren, accused Garlasco of being “Nazi-obsessed” and of holding “anti-Israeli biases.” HRW initially dismissed Ceren’s claims and threw its full support behind Garlasco, who has written articles critical of the Israel Defense Forces for the organization. But last Monday HRW suspended Garlasco without pay “pending an investigation.”
Garlasco is an avid collector of Third Reich articles. Mere Rhetoric quoted his zealous postings on collector sites, including, “The leather jacket makes my blood go cold it is so COOL!” According to Ceren, Garlasco operated online under the handle “Flak 88”—a reference to the 88mm German anti-aircraft gun, or perhaps the Nazi rallying cry “Heil Hitler” (H is the eighth letter of the alphabet). Garlasco has also written a 400-plus-page book about Nazi-era medals, titled The Flak Badges of the Luftwaffe and Heer.
Garlasco insists he is being pilloried by the pro-Israel lobby, and that his interest in the far right is simply a product of his passion for wartime history. In a response on the Huffington Post, he explained that his fascination with war souvenirs was inspired by his German grandfather, who was conscripted to fight in the war. “I’m a military geek,” he wrote. “I’ve never hidden my hobby . . . precisely because it’s so obvious that the Nazis were evil.”
For HRW, the timing of the exposé could not be worse. The group has thrown its weight behind the UN-sponsored Goldstone report, which accuses both Israel and the Palestinians of committing war crimes in the Gaza strip earlier this year. Garlasco’s actions will surely lead many to question the group’s credibility: according to HRW Middle East advisory committee member Helena Cobban, “[HRW’s critics] have been given this deus ex machina gift about the discovery of Garlasco and his out-of-hours hobby.
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Makers
S/155-E&F
Horster
SolingenS/172-
S/173-Elite-Diamantwerk
Siegmar-Schonau
bei Chemnitz
S/174
S/175
S/176
S/177
S/178
S/184
S/185
S/238
S/239
S/240
S/244
ab- Mundlos AG
Magdeburg Nord
agv-Berg&Co
Solingen-Ohligs
asw-E&F Horster
Solingen
bym-Gennosenschafts
Machinenhaus der
Buchsenmacher
Fernlach/Karnten
Austria
can- August Wallmeyer
Eisenach (Thuringen)
clc-Richard Abr.
Herder
Solingen
cof- Carl Eickhorn
Waffenfabrik
Solingen
cqh-Clemen und
Jung
Solingen
crs- Paul Weyersberg
und Co
Solingen
cul- Ernst Pack
und Sohne
Solingen
cvl- Weyersberg
Kirschbaum und
Co. (aka WKC)Waffenfabrik
GmbH
Solingen-Wald
ddl- Remscheider
Hobelmesserfabrik
Josua Corts Sohn
Remscheid
dot- Waffenwerk
Brunn AG
werk Brunn
Czechoslovakia
ffc- Friedrich
Abr. Herder und
Sohn
Solingen
fnj- Alexander
Coppel GmbH (aka
Alcoso)
Solingen
fze- F.W. Holler
Solingen
i-Elite Diamantwerk
Siegmar-Schonau
bei Chemnitz
jwh- Manufacture
Nationale (Staatliche
Waffenfabrik)
Chatellerault
France
pyy- Berg&Co
Solingen
sgx- E&F Horster
SolingenManufacturers
codes of the combat
bayonet .
agv Berg &Co.
Solingen-Ohligs
41-4asw E&F
Horster
Solingen 40-44
bym Genossenshaft
Mach
Ferlach-Karnten
Austria 41-.can
Aug. Wallmeyer
Eisenach-Thuringen
clc Richard Abr.
Herder
Solingen 41-44.cof
Carl Eichorn
Solingen 41-45.cqh
Clemen & Jung
Solingen 41-44
crs Paul Weyersberg
& Co.
Solingen 41-45.cul
Ernst Pack &
Sohne
Solingen 41-44.cvl
WKC Waffenfabrik
Solingen-Wald
41-45ddl Remsheider
Hobelmesser
Remsheid 41-44.ffc
Fredr. Abr. Herder
Sohne
Solingen 41-44..fnj
Alexander Coppel
Gmbh
Solingen 41-44.fze
F.W. Holler
Solingen 41-43.jwh
Staatliche Waffenfabrik
Chatellerault
France 41-44.pyy
Berg & Co.
Solingen
1944.sgx E&F
Horster
Solingen 44-45
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M7/79
M7/80
M7/81 Karl Tiegel
M7/82 Gebrüder
Born
Solingen
M7/83 Richard
Pluemacher Sohn
Solingen
M7/84 Carl Schmidt
Sohn
Solingen
M7/85 Arthur Evertz
Solingen
M7/86 Kuno Liemscheid
& Co.
Solingen auf der
Hohe
M7/87 Maich &
Ambrom
Steinbach
M7/88 Juliuswerk-J.
Schmidt &
Sohn
Riemberg i. Schlesien
M7/89 Ernst Mandewirth
Solingen
M7/90 Eickelnberg
& Mack
Solingen
M7/91 Carl Spitzer
Malsch
M7/92 Peter Daniel
Krebs
Solingen
M7/93 Ewald Cleff
Solingen
M7/94 Gebrüder
Bell
Solingen-Grafarth
M7/95 J. A. Schmidt
& Sohn
Solingen
M7/96 Drees &
Sohn
Solingen
M7/97 F Koeller
& Co.
Solingen-Ohligs
M7/98 Ernst Erich
Witte
Solingen
M7/99 Franz Weinrank
Wien
M7/100 Franz Pils
& Sobn
Wien
M7/101 Fritz Weber
Wien
M7/102 Franz Pils
& Sohn
Steinbach am St.
M7/103 Josef Hack
Steyr (Ober-Donau)
M7/104 Ludwig
Zeitler
Wien
M7/105 Rudolf
Wurzer
St. Christophen
M7/106 Georg Kerschbaumer
Steinbach an der
Steyr
M7/108 Karl Oschmann
& Co.
Brotterode i.
Th.
M7/110 Felbeck
& Pickard
Solingen
M7/111 H. Herder
Solingen
M7/112 Carl Wusthof-Gladiatorwerk
Solingen
M7/113 Berndorfer
Metaliwarenfabrik
- Arthur Krupp
AG.
Berndorf
M7/114 Hugo Linder
C. W. Sohn
Solingen-Weyer
M7/115 Erhardt
Reich
Schwcina
M7/116 Franz Frenzel
Nixdorf (Sudetenland)
M7/117 Julius
Pilz Sohn
Nixdorf (Sudetenland)
M7/118 Jacobs
& Co.
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/163 E. &
A. Helbig
Steinbach
M7/183 Ernst E.
Witte (Kroneck)
Solingen
M7/1051 Robert
Klaas
Solingen
M7/1053 P. D.
Lüneschloss
Solingen
M7/1164 David
Malsch
Steinbach Krm.
M7/1211 E. PacGebrüder
Christians
Christianswerk
Solingen
M7/2 Emil Voos
Waffenfabrik
Solingen
M7/3 Kuno Ritter
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/4 August Müller
KG.
Solingen-Merscheid
M7/5 Carl Julius
Krebs
Solingen
M7/6 H. &
F. Lauterjung
Solingen
M7/7 Hermann Konejung
Solingen
M7/8 Eduard Gembruch
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/9 SMF - Solinger
Metallwaffenfabrik
Stoecker &
Co.
Solingen
RZM M7/10 J. A.
Henckels
Solingen
M7/11 E. Knecht
& Co.
Solingen
M7/12 WMW - Waffenfabrik
Max Weyersberg
Solingen
M7/12 Carl Robert
Kaldenbach
RZM M7/13 Arthur
Schüttelhofer
& Co.
Solingen-Wald
M7/14 R D. Luneschloss
Solingen
M7/15 Carl &
Robert Linder
Solingen
M7/16 Justus Brenger
& Co.
Solingen-Wald
M7/17 A. Werth
Solingen
M7/18 Richard
Abr. Herder
Solingen
M7/19 Edward Wüsthof
Dreizackwerk
Solingen
M7/20 Ernst Mandewirth
Solingen
M7/21 Hermann
Schneider
Solingen
M7/22 Wilhelm
Weltersbach
Solingen
M7/23 Carl Halbach
Solingen
M7/24 Reinhard
Weyersberg
Solingen
M7/25 Wilhelm
Wagner
Solingen-Merscheid
M7/25 Jostes &
Co.
Solingen
M7/26 Carl August
Meis
G.m.b.H.
Solingen
M7/27 Pumawerk
(Lauterjung &
Sohn)
Solingen
M7/28 Gustav Felix
Gloriawerk
Solingen
M7/29 Klittermann
& Moog G.m.b.H.
Haan
M7/29 Jacobs &
Co. (duplicate)
M7/30 Gebrüder
Grafrath
Solingen-Widden
RZM M7/31 August
Merten Mw.
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/32 Robt. Muller
Solingen-Merscheid
M7/33 F W. Höller
Solingen
M7/33 P.u.A. Duenzer
Solingen
M7/34 Rudolf C.
Jacobs
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/35 Wilhelm
Halback
Solingen
M7/36 E. &
F. Hörster
Solingen
M7/37 Robert Klaas
Solingen-Ohligs
M7/38 Paul Seilheimer
Solingen
M7/39 Franz Steinhoff
Solingen-Wald
M7/40 Hartkopf
& Co.
Solingen
M7/41 Rudolf Schmidt
Solingen
M7/42 W.K.C. (Weyersberg
Kirschbaum &
Co.) Waffenfabrik
Solingen-W M7/43
Paul Weyersberg
& Co.
Solingen
M7/44 F. W. Backhaus
Solingen-Obligs
M7/45 Karl Bocker
Solingen
M7/45 Ottersbach
& Co.
Solingen
M7/46 Emil Gierling
Solingen
M7/47 Paul Ebel
Solingen
M7/48 Otto Simon
Steinbach
M7/49 Friedrich
Herder A.S.
Solingen
M7/50 Gebrüder
Heller
G.m.b.H.
Marienthal
M7/51 Anton Wingen
Jr.
Solingen
M7/52 Herbertz
& Meurer
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/53 Nach. Gustav
Weyersberg
Solingen
M7/54 Gottfried
Müller
Rerges-Vogtei
M7/55 Robert Herder
Solingen-Ohligs
M7/56 C. D. Schaaf
Solingen
M7/57 Peter Lungstrass
Solingen-Ohligs
M7/58 Louis Perlmann
Solingen
M7/59 C. Lutters
& Co.
Solingen
M7/60 Gustav L.
Koller
Solingen
M7/61 Carl Tillmans
Sohn KG.
Solingen
M7/62 Friedrich
Plucker Jr
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/63 Herder &
Engels
Solingen-Ohligs
M7/64 Friedr.
Geigis
Solingen-Foche
M7/65 Karl Heidelberg
Soli
M7/80 Gustav C.
Spitzer
Solingen
M7/82 Gebrüder
Born
Solingen
M7/83 Richard
Pluemacher Sohn
Solingen
M7/84 Carl Schmidt
Sohn
Solingen
M7/85 Arthur Evertz
Solingen
M7/86 Kuno Liemscheid
& Co.
Solingen auf der
Hohe
M7/87 Maich &
Ambrom
Steinbach
M7/88 Juliuswerk-J.
Schmidt &
Sohn
Riemberg i. Schlesien
M7/89 Ernst Mandewirth
Solingen
M7/90 Eickelnberg
& Mack
Solingen
M7/91 Carl Spitzer
Malsch
M7/92 Peter Daniel
Krebs
Solingen
M7/93 Ewald Cleff
Solingen
M7/94 Gebrüder
Bell
Solingen-Grafarth
M7/95 J. A. Schmidt
& Sohn
Solingen
M7/96 Drees &
Sohn
Solingen
M7/97 F Koeller
& Co.
Solingen-Ohligs
M7/98 Ernst Erich
Witte
Solingen
M7/99 Franz Weinrank
Wien
M7/100 Franz Pils
& Sobn
Wien
M7/101 Fritz Weber
Wien
M7/102 Franz Pils
& Sohn
Steinbach am St.
M7/103 Josef Hack
Steyr (Ober-Donau)
M7/104 Ludwig
Zeitler
Wien
M7/105 Rudolf
Wurzer
St. Christophen
M7/106 Georg Kerschbaumer
Steinbach an der
Steyr
M7/108 Karl Oschmann
& Co.
Brotterode i.
Th.
M7/109 Thomas
Weilpütz
Solingen-Höscheid
M7/110 Felbeck
& Pickard
Solingen
M7/111 H. Herder
Solingen
M7/112 Carl Wusthof-Gladiatorwerk
Solingen
M7/113 Berndorfer
Metaliwarenfabrik
- Arthur Krupp
AG.
Berndorf
M7/114 Hugo Linder
C. W. Sohn
Solingen-Weyer
M7/115 Erhardt
Reich
Schwcina
M7/116 Franz Frenzel
Nixdorf (Sudetenland)
M7/117 Julius
Pilz Sohn
Nixdorf (Sudetenland)
RZM M7/118 Jacobs
& o.
Solingen-Grafrath
RZM M7/163 E.
& A. Helbig
Steinbach
RZM M7/183 Ernst
E. Witte (Kroneck)
Solingen
RZM M7/1051 Robert
Klaas
Solingen
RZM M7/1053 P.
D. Lüneschloss
Solingen
RZM M7/1164 David
Malsch
Steinbach Krm.
M7/3 Kuno Ritter
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/4 August Müller
KG.
Solingen-Merscheid
M7/5 Carl Julius
Krebs
Solingen
M7/6 H. &
F. Lauterjung
Solingen
M7/7 Hermann Konejung
Solingen
M7/8 Eduard Gembruch
Solingen-Grafrath
RZM M7/9 SMF -
Solinger Metallwaffenfabrik
Stoecker &
Co.
Solingen
M7/10 J. A. Henckels
Solingen
M7/11 E. Knecht
& Co.
Solingen
M7/12 WMW - Waffenfabrik
Max Weyersberg
Solingen
M7/12 Carl Robert
Kaldenbach
RZM M7/13 Arthur
Schüttelhofer
& Co.
Solingen-Wald
M7/14 R D. Luneschloss
Solingen
M7/15 Carl &
Robert Linder
Solingen
M7/16 Jstus Brenger
& Co.
Solingen-Wald
M7/17 A. Werth
Solingen
M7/18 Richard
Abr. Herder
Solingen
M7/19 Edward Wüsthof
Dreizackwerk
Solingen
M7/20 Ernst Mandewirth
Solingen
M7/21 Hermann
Schneider
Solingen
M7/22 Wilhelm
Weltersbach
Solingen
M7/23 Carl Halbach
Solingen
M7/24 Reinhard
Weyersberg
Solingen
M7/25 Wilhelm
Wagner
Solingen-Merscheid
M7/25 Jostes &
Co.
Solingen
M7/26 Carl August
Meis
G.m.b.H.
Solingen
M7/27 Pumawerk
(Lauterjung &
Sohn)
Solingen
M7/28 Gustav Felix
Gloriawerk
Solingen
M7/29 Klittermann
& Moog G.m.b.H.
Haan
M7/29 Jacobs &
Co. (duplicate)
RZM M7/31 August
Merten Mw.
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/32 Robt. Muller
Solingen-Merscheid
M7/33 F W. Höller
Solingen
M7/33 P.u.A. Duenzer
Solingen
M7/34 Rudolf C.
Jacobs
Solingen-Grafrath
M7/35 Wilhelm
Halback
Solingen
M7/36 E. &
F. Hörster
Solingen
RZM M7/37 Robert
Klaas
Solingen-Ohligs
M7/38 Paul Seilheimer
Solingen
M7/39 Franz Steinhoff
Solingen-Wald
M7/40 Hartkopf
& Co.
Solingen
RZM M7/42 W.K.C.
(Weyersberg
Kirschbaum &
Co.) Waffenfabrik
Solingen- M7/43
Paul Weyersberg
& Co.
Solingen
RZM M7/44 F. W.
Backhaus
Solingen-Obligs
M7/45 Karl Bocker
Solingen
M7/45 Ottersbach
& Co.
Solingen
M7/46 Emil Gierling
Solingen
M7/47 Paul Ebel
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Solingen
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