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Jamka · 07-14-2004, 09:33 PM

Pete,

Thanks for your kind remarks. Yes, when I was a kid I had to learn four languages at high school; Dutch (native), English, French and German. After that I took courses in Spanish, and (some) Russian. And right now I have the Artillery book of Mauro next to my bed, and try to read Italian. Like my father told me: with every language you understand your world is increasing...

BTW Pete, I learned a lot from your comments and tutorials on Swiss Lugers. You were a great help in completing my collection, thanks for that.
It is almost complete - only a 1900 3th variation and a red grips 06/29 are still missing.
Anyhow, searching and hunting is the greatest fun of our passion...

Best regards,

07-14-2004, 09:33 PM	#16
Jamka RIP Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Antwerp Belgium Posts: 51 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Pete, Thanks for your kind remarks. Yes, when I was a kid I had to learn four languages at high school; Dutch (native), English, French and German. After that I took courses in Spanish, and (some) Russian. And right now I have the Artillery book of Mauro next to my bed, and try to read Italian. Like my father told me: with every language you understand your world is increasing... BTW Pete, I learned a lot from your comments and tutorials on Swiss Lugers. You were a great help in completing my collection, thanks for that. It is almost complete - only a 1900 3th variation and a red grips 06/29 are still missing. Anyhow, searching and hunting is the greatest fun of our passion... Best regards, __________________ Joop