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Great display carlos.

Really love that LSSAH banner.

Looking forward to your future updates.

Thanks my friend.

The LSSAH i dont think there is to many of,to bad u sold it to me I take good care of it

Nice display my friend. Well done
Where is the Hj knife

Thanks my friend.

The HJ??? oooooooooops it is on the top,no pic It will come

Here is my double marked Klaas HJ

Added a litle coulor to my SA today

Nice.

One more update.This time my SS.Hope u enjoy

Long Story about Kalle Teel - But I will try and be brief. This information is what his son Karl told me.

Kalle was born in Estonia and lived in a German Settlement there. When he was very young, the Russians took over his town and drove out the Germans. They put a bunch of the townspeople on Horse Carts and while the were riding away, the Russians used Machine Guns on them and Kalle was one of only a few to live that were on the Cart.
He then went to Berlin to live with Family & was called to duty when he was around 16 years old at the very end of the war. He went through some training and when they were sent into battle, he fled the city & stayed underground with the Lutheran Church ( he had relatives there as well ) until the war was over.
Later he immigrated to America and joined the US Army - serving in the Korean war and seeing action in the infantry. ( I can find out what unit if you like ). He eventually became an Engineer and worked for Bendix Corporation in Maryland.

His son said the he was obsessed with collecting and spent all of his spare time collecting militaria and other things. I met his son about a year after his father died and got to see his house and all the things in it.
Kalle had some 60,000 Books in the house, Loads of Guns ( Machine Guns, etc... ), Militaria of every kind ( Field gear - Daggers ), German Camera's, on and on and on...

When I first got to see the stuff, there was hardly enough room to move in the house with all the Books and things. I was able to get most of the Militaria, but there were lots of stuff that his son sold on eBay and some that his Sister kept ( Including some very rare SA & SS leader daggers ).

Thank my friend

Fantastisk utstilling min venn

Hæææ, var ikke klar over at du var norsk.

Hva i ALLE dager Har trodd du var amerikansk

BTW:info/pics of Kalle Teel is from My friend/previus ovner of the SS Scott R.

Very nice Carlos.

I can't believe,that are so many Daggers in Norway

Gerd

Thanks kreta 1961.
We are buying many daggers in Norway

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Originally posted by kreta1961:
Very nice Carlos.

I can't believe,that are so many Daggers in Norway

Gerd

Cant believe i import 50 daggers in the week Includes the Kalle Teel dagger

Carlos......jammen godt du ikke er i underbuksa da du tar bilder eller Pip naken haha. Du ser gjenspeilet i glasset hehe

LH600:Veit det skal prøve å gjemme meg heretter

Very dignified and majestic display you have there Carlos.Best wishes for you and your collection

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Originally posted by carlos1:
LH600:Veit det skal prøve å gjemme meg heretter

Ja best å skjule luskedyret

Thanks for very nice words Phatt


LH600:Luskedyret må forbli gjemt ja

Looks great my friend.
Paul

Thanks my friend.Always good when a dealer say that

Very nice! Does your wife mind having this nice display in the living room?

wife?!,,,what wife???....

Very nice! Does your wife mind having this nice display in the living room?

The wife is there ,but this is the livivgroom in 2nd floor,nobody is up there.Only special invited

Nice display, but view out the window is great to.

Some wonderful pieces there and a very nice display! And what a beaut place to keep your collection with such a great outlook - very relaxing!

Regards
Russell

Thank you guys.

It is a grea view from this livingroom.
More colors for display,are in the post

A new thing in my SS Display.

Norwegian SS paper

Carlos:

Very nice!

John

Dear Carlos,
Greetings from sunny Florida. Thank you for the wonderful pictures and story. Norway always seemed far away to me but you make it sound like you are right next door. It is a great post you gave,
Sincerely
HUBERTUS

Carlos,

that is a very classy way to display your stuff. You live in a beautiful area. I would love to see that view every day.

Mark

Carlos-
Nice. Well done.

I was thinking the same thing as Mark. I was looking through your window at the scenery as well. Are you on the coast?

Tom

Thanks guys for wery nice words

Yes i live buy the coast,it is wery nice nature around here

Carlos:

My wife comes from a little town on the south coast, called Risor. I was visiting there and in Tonsberg in September of this year and will be again some time next year.

Beautiful country and great views everywhere.

John

Carlos1:thats a great display and well lite to show them.also like the scenery out of you window.you wouldn't want to see mine here in new york.carl