Overseas shipment of WW2 German dress daggers

HerrKaiser · 02-05-2019, 07:41 PM

Sieger,
The way he explained it, bascially you can own these if they are a licensed part of a legitimate collection, usually strictly limited to the realm of museums or very large private collections. Parading around with them or being caught with them outside of these practices is a sure fire way to get the item(s) confiscated and typically a jail sentence or other very punitive legal measures.

Austria loves to play that victim card despite making up over 80% of the SS ranks at war’s end.

02-05-2019, 07:41 PM	#13
HerrKaiser User Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: South Carolina Posts: 889 Thanks: 837 Thanked 898 Times in 435 Posts	Sieger, The way he explained it, bascially you can own these if they are a licensed part of a legitimate collection, usually strictly limited to the realm of museums or very large private collections. Parading around with them or being caught with them outside of these practices is a sure fire way to get the item(s) confiscated and typically a jail sentence or other very punitive legal measures. Austria loves to play that victim card despite making up over 80% of the SS ranks at war’s end. __________________ -QM