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Larry Allen
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Wow ... tough question actually.
There are hundreds of dealers all over the US ... some are very reliable and some (err.... not so much so).
I was a WWII dealer for years but got out due to costs and reproduction issues (as well as political to some degree)
Cost is going to be a factor. There is a huge Military show in PA (this year) call the Military Max ==> http://themaxshow.com/
The show website should list hundreds of dealers and stores.
Thomas Whitman ... http://www.wwiidaggers.com/ focuses on WWII but does have links to other dealers.
William Shea ... http://therupturedduck.com/ is also a WWII guy but has links and many connections.
Ebay may be a start to get names and locations BUT be very cautious about buy "true antiques" off those folks. MANY are reputable and honest but there are a few who are NOT.
Good Luck --- Larry
There are hundreds of dealers all over the US ... some are very reliable and some (err.... not so much so).
I was a WWII dealer for years but got out due to costs and reproduction issues (as well as political to some degree)
Cost is going to be a factor. There is a huge Military show in PA (this year) call the Military Max ==> http://themaxshow.com/
The show website should list hundreds of dealers and stores.
Thomas Whitman ... http://www.wwiidaggers.com/ focuses on WWII but does have links to other dealers.
William Shea ... http://therupturedduck.com/ is also a WWII guy but has links and many connections.
Ebay may be a start to get names and locations BUT be very cautious about buy "true antiques" off those folks. MANY are reputable and honest but there are a few who are NOT.
Good Luck --- Larry