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when you realize there are two of them side by side..waoooavv

I am so glad this video keeps getting views years later, and the people who watche it watch the whole thing. You either get it or you don't. I'm inspired to release a new video. Granatrnwerefer anyone?

It had a range of 30 miles and would leave a crater 30 feet in diameter, 20 feet deep.It was used against the germans and world war one on their base It was fired 46 times and. Airplanes used for reconnaissance would help them direct the fire

It was made in America by the Alco. American? . Locomotive works. In 1916. Notice, it doesn't have regular train car wheels. It has locomotive wheels. It's A M 1917. There was also an m nineteen eighteen and an m nineteen nineteen

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Hello there i found a pickelhaube in ebay but i didn't know if it's a mini or a wearable one, can you help me?

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I didn’t know Obama collected pickelhaubens!

Uhhh and uhhh

Fascinating and very useful.

And the mdl 1893 feldflasche too, very use in the first world war. I have one in a good condition.

I have a French model 1858 dual spout canteen. I dug it up with my metal detector in a Tennessee cotton field. It was the site of a confederate camp and battlefield. (1862)

Why the ai voice at the beginning

you know a hat is good when it’s a symbol of an entire empire What’s the equivalent for the Roman or British Empire ?

This video is shit in the best way

White clothes- why

I have a ww1 enamelled bottle in mint condition like the one you have.

Is not the ww1 enameled bottle hard to find.

I tapped out after the 300...Ah..

They got this wrong in the recent Netflix version of All Quite on the Western Front... Used WW2 ones. They shoulda watched this video

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Pas mal n'est-ce pas ? C'est Français.

Ça est français pendant la première guerre mondiale

There was no no5 mkIII .there was no5 mk I (although no5 mkII Plugs was made..only a small amount was) it went from no5 mkI ..23 mkI.. 23 mkII Then body shape was changed and that was the no23 mkIII ..Then no36 mkI and finally no36m mkI .there was a no36 mkII But that was a practice grenade with a bigger gas check size threading for repeated rifle launching. Show the markings on the plug.

The helmet furthest to the left in the thumbnail has a buttplug.

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Let me buy your collection

I own an original m17 stalhelm form the 1st german foot guard. I bought if for $160. found out that its worth more like $1200. one in worse condition sold for $1k and the shield decal was in worse condition and dint have the red 1 on the back to show its form the 1st regiment

This is completely unhelpful to a new collector. They are all fakes! One looks like it has a few original parts. Pickelhaube is not pronounced pickel hobb. Pickel how beh or buh

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Great Videos brother! I’m a collector myself and have examples of all model pre 24 German sticks and a full case of M24’s & 43’s ( and eggs). Well done on the videos.

nice i was going to make an art of her in azur lane like art of her

У вас большая коллекция !, нужно сделать хорошую реставрацию. Я сам собираю коллекцию гранат - у меня их довольно много 40 - 50 штук, 1915-1945 года.

Great collection man love it

Can anyone tell me about the square-topped ones, I think they’re cavalry?

Imagine how loud that shit is Im surprised they can still hear

Firing at enemies unseen, soundless are their screams. What a horrible war and what a horrible and terrifying catalyst for war.

Visited Port Arthur and been to Aoyama cemetery

Put that on a tank I dare you

Another great video. I appreciate the way you dealt with historical forces leading up and extending from these developments. I'm looking forward to reading some of your references. Thanks again!

I wish I'd taken a pic of the gun. Been wondering for years what it was. Agreed probably not PKM..but didn't fire those giant 12.7x109mm DShK rounds. Firing a DShK in a indoor shooting range woulda been an experience

That’s dshk, not pkm

Very interesting.

Are you from Canada? When I was a boy we had about ten cases of No.36's on the farm. Dad let me use them for blowing up beavers and dams because it was safer for a kid than using dynamite. I wish I knew what they are worth now, as I wouldn't have been so frivolous with throwing them.

This is the best video on this subject I have ever seen . Love it

Very glad to have found this channel! Exceptionally informative and interesting.

I've been researching how to authenticate picklauble helmet because there's a shop near me with one

From Buffalo, New York. Thank You for all the information, I learned a few things.

Haube = how-bah....the E at the end of the word is pronounced as an A.

Where is the french ww1 p1 "pear" hand grenade