WW1 Militaria | Collectors Showcase

Our second video with Doug Flower, collector and friend of our Militaria Specialist, Matthew Tredwen! This time we talk to him about his fantastic collection of WW1 Militaria! This is the second video in our 'Collectors Showcase' series that we're hoping will prove popular with viewers and collectors!
Our thanks to Douglas again for speaking to us and for allowing us to film and share his fabulous collection.
A few lighting & sound issues in this video... but we're working on fixing this for future videos!
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[@unluckyzero6530]

As a young collector, I appreciate you sharing your collection once again.

[@candtauctioneers]

So glad you enjoyed it. It is a collection to aspire to for sure 🤩

[@faeembrugh]

I have my great-grandfather's hardtack biscuit from WW1. Why did he keep it? Well, apparently it was common for soldiers to define some items as totems of luck and in his case, he apparently went to get this piece of biscuit from a tin inside a dugout, when a mortar bomb exploded right where he had been standing. So, the hardtack biscuit he had randomly picked from a tin became his 'lucky piece'. And yes, he did survive the war. Private Henry Henderson MM, 1/7 Black Watch (Royal Highlanders).

[@candtauctioneers]

Wow, that's great! Lucky indeed. Thanks for sharing!

[@sovpha]

Superb collection. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@weirdppl1575]

This is amazing! My goal is to have a collection even half this size. Really amazing pieces

[@herefordshireregimentalmus8771]

Fantastic collection, your more than welcome to come to The Herefordshire Regimental Museum at some point and film 😊

[@candtauctioneers]

That's brilliant. We'd love to! We'll pop you an email in the new year. :)

[@CarpetYT1201]

Wow this is such an amazing collection! 😊

[@Anthony-cq7lb]

awesome collection

[@jimrutherford2773]

What a fantastic collection, and thank you sir for sharing it with us.

[@martintingey7702]

Hi, Just out of interest £40 in 1976 would be £399 in todays money - nice collection!

[@enfield.3039]

The stories he tells about the items are as interesting as the collection.

[@zeevraskin9150]

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[@DianeProudfit-hp6it]

Trench àrr
Art is it worth anything and who's buying

[@zeevraskin9150]

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