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I wonder what sort of security he has on that lot!

Les wrote:I wonder what sort of security he has on that lot!

Who is going to want to risk breaking in?

Meaty wrote:

Les wrote:I wonder what sort of security he has on that lot!

Who is going to want to risk breaking in?

Half the flippin' country would be my guess!

Wow - he's making America great again! I'd love to look around his museum, I thought the gun belt buckle was a myth!

Some photos here -

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Dragonmans/photos

I like this -

https://scontent-amt2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/ ... e=5948039C

HALODIN wrote:Wow - he's making America great again! I'd love to look around his museum, I thought the gun belt buckle was a myth!

Ian from 'Forgotten Weapons' has a video with one: https://youtu.be/LZhHW3JhGDE

Surely the cluster bombs etc are inert?! And as much as I'd like to visit that collection I wonder how he prevents people picking up live rounds, or grenades? A fire in there would also be catastrophic

ArcofZen wrote: Surely the cluster bombs etc are inert?! And as much as I'd like to visit that collection I wonder how he prevents people picking up live rounds, or grenades? A fire in there would also be catastrophic

All the inert stuff is blue, the cluster bomb and those 500 pounders, that looked more like fuel tanks, were blue.

Thanks for the link, fascinating... That's one helluva piece of history. I was lucky enough to be invited around to a military medal author's house many years ago and I held 2 x 20th July 1944 wound badges, a (possibly Karl Dönitz's, but I can't be 100%) u-boat war badge in diamonds and Goering's pilot's badge with diamonds and a jewellers copy of the same award. These things are so phenomenally rare it's amazing they even still exist. Holding an award that was personally presented by Hitler is about as close as any historian can get to WWII.

ArcofZen wrote:Ian from 'Forgotten Weapons' has a video with one: https://youtu.be/LZhHW3JhGDE

Surely the cluster bombs etc are inert?! And as much as I'd like to visit that collection I wonder how he prevents people picking up live rounds, or grenades? A fire in there would also be catastrophic

The joys of living in a free country eh! Well done to him, must be quite a few dollars in that lot.

What a place, I would spend more than a few hours looking around.