Do you have any /his/ related posters and memorabilia? >inb4

>>2389801
grandpa's medals and the papers for them

Yes.

just some silver I've acquired through trades or received in place of money throughout my life. coolest is probably a 1795 flowing hair dollar. funniest story is probably trading a few tabs for an 1800s morgan dollar from some hood lookin' black dude where his shoes match his shirt and hat and shit.

recently got handed a silver quarter in my change. I could hear it the moment the cashier was putting the change in her hands, was hoping she wouldn't recognize the sound. I feel insane when I think about acquiring silver. I can't imagine what owning larger amounts of gold must be like.

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>>2389801
ofcourse

I have those things called books. Most people here don't know about them tho.

Old Italian lira coins, some dating back to the 50s
Mixed current coins (I like coins)
A few old books
My grandpa's concentration camp documents

Nazi penny from '38
Old Weimar banknotes from the inflationary era
Two Roman as', one from the Antonine era and the other from the middle Constantinian dynasty.
Loooot of pre-1964 US change
Trade dollars
Morgan dollars
Peace dollars
Penny from George V's reign - 1911
Columbian exchange commemorative half dollar 1898
Bundeswehr trench coat from the 50's
USAF overcoat, blue velour wool - 1947
Norwegian HAREN wool-lined field/winter jacket - 1965 (best coat I ever owned)
USN stainless steel dinner tray - late 40's.
A sterling silver spoon produced in Vienna pre-1914.
Sterling Freemason's spoon - Order of the Eastern Star - unknown date
Soup spoon marked W.A.C. - Sterling - Patent - early 1900s

IG Farben plate from auschwitz

>>2389801
God I wish there was a first Crusade tv show. Bohemomd is such a perfect anti-villain. Dude straight up admitted he joined so he could steal Byzantine land and then ended up starting all sorts of shit whilest also charming everyone around him and traveling with Tancred, who was is arguably as honorable as anyone else in the Crusade including Godfrey.