Problem Book - Where to Sell?

HugoSP

If you have a good idea as to what you'd accept for it, try contacting a few specialist bookshops.

It seems odd that e bay is anto Nazi stuff now, it was only a few months ago that I looked at Nazi officer daggers on there. My Grandfather who retired from the army a brigadeer, fought in and survived both world wars. He handed down such a dagger to me before he passed away. he was an officer in 1945 and I suspect one of his german counterparts surrendered it to him. I must ask my father about that in more detail.

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soolin

HugoSP, the Nazi policy has always been in force on Ebay.UK. There will always be people listing though as of course ebay don't police themselves. The rules are here:

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/offensive.html

Whether or not this book could also be considered to fall foul of this policy is another matter, I would argue that the ruling doesn't apply, but then ebay often have strange little idea, like pulling my vid of Dirty Dancing (rated 15) for being 'adult'.

The Nazi memorobilia rules though are not just ebay. I do a few military shows and all of those have strict policies about Nazi insignia. They often have whole squads of people dressed authentically as German soldiers but none are ever allowed to display the swastika or other symbols linked to Naziism. Likewise it is not possible to sell badged items either, although all other collectable items relating to the German army are allowed.

Soo