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June 13, 1915-dated photo of a French soldier that he sent to his girlfriend who was then living in Paris.
Photographs and Ephemera

Snapshots: October 2019

1861 Civil War mammoth-plate albumen print depicting the 8th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment with their eagle mascot ‘Old Abe,’ 13½ x 19in (sight). Image courtesy of Milestone Auctions
Auction News

Milestone's Fall Premier Military & Tribal Auction Preview

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JAG File: All things History

A Deep Look Into Militaria Collectors

This is Joe’s workshop. Ask his wife and she will tell you, “Joe knows where everything is!”
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10 Questions with Joe Weingarten

JAG File: All things History

WORTH MORE THAN THE PAPER ON WHICH THEY ARE PRINTED?

Freeman Single Action Percussion Revolver
Firearms and Ordnance

Morphy Auctions' February 2017 Premier Firearms Sales Event

Frederic “Fred” Borch has been a collector of military medals since 1974, when he was a university student in England and discovered a shop selling British war medals. Today, Fred focuses his collecting and research almost exclusively on military awards to American soldiers. He has been an OMSA member for more than 25 years and currently serves as the organization’s president.
Who's Who in the Militaria Hobby

10 Questions with Fred Borch

Kristian Anderson was operated Oakleaf Militaria, Inc., since 2002. He recently announced a new service for collectors that draws on his years of experience in buying and selling high-end militaria.
Who's Who in the Militaria Hobby

10 questions with Kristian Anderson

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Stolen medals recovered - 41 years later

As a dealer, collector, auctioneer, author, and reality television star, Craig Gottlieb has made a name for himself within the collecting community while successfully elevating the hobby’s national exposure. In his role as “the History Hunter,” Craig has introduced tens of thousands to the hobby of collecting militaria.
Who's Who in the Militaria Hobby

10 Questions with the 'History Hunter'

Civil War Show Guys
Militaria Collecting 101

National Civil War Show & Sale set for Sept. 19

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Who's Who in the Militaria Hobby

Collecting Purple Hearts: 10 Questions with Robert Wilson

British medal collecting has been popular for about 150 years but has really only caught on in the United States in the last half century. Groups of medals attributed to a single recipient command premium prices both here and across the ocean.
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British medal collecting: The basics of buying, preserving, researching

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The Italian Battle of the Sirte Medal

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