5th Edition Arnhem ROH

Hi Andy and Phillip,

John (horsepassenger) cleaned this up for me he's had them for 2 years and say's that we will find others in them too...

Cheers
Tom

 

Hi Andy and Phillip,

John (horsepassenger) cleaned this up for me he's had them for 2 years and say's that we will find others in them too...

Cheers
Tom
Tom
What I said was that you will find further anomolies as you look through this series of files - certainly not that you will find other names missing from the Arnhem Roll of Honour

 

We have a meeting tomorrow to talk about the photographs and layout

 

It's getting close, it's getting close!!!

 

Yep, you will get a copy in September

 

Please excuse the novice question ,but when was the first ROH produced?

 

Dave

It was 1986. I think the cover is a wonderful piece of artwork. It was plastic comb bound with a separate index

 

Dave

It was 1986. I think the cover is a wonderful piece of artwork. It was plastic comb bound with a separate index


Yes I agree John, I have it, I also have 89 and 99, so what year am I missing?

I am assuming that its either 87 or 88 ,because the 89 says 3rd edition.

 

Dave

It was 1986. I think the cover is a wonderful piece of artwork. It was plastic comb bound with a separate index

The Cover was used for the Pilgrimage Guides in subsequent years

John

 

The Cover was used for the Pilgrimage Guides in subsequent years

John

That looks familiar!

I first saw it framed, hanging in the "old" Hartenstein. Does anyone know who painted it??

 

Just been back with a meeting with Geert Maassen, we have selected quite a number of photographs and documents, Thursday have another meeting so all is in progress now

 

Good news!!

 

There is light at the end of the tunnel! Any idea of a publication date and likely cost?

Regards

Andy

 

Date: june/july. costs no idea yet Andy

 

Despite some rumours spreading around in the arnhem/airborne circuit, I am happy to say that all goes well and that the 1st proof edition is ready.

September will be releasing date, hopefully before arnhem week

 

That looks familiar!

I first saw it framed, hanging in the "old" Hartenstein. Does anyone know who painted it??

I have two information portfolio's (1988 and 1989) containing information on the Arnhem Pilgrims activities. These portfolios have this picture on the cover. In the right hand lower corner, there is the name: Johan Paulus 1984.

Googling the name does not directly lead to an artist/painter, unless Pope John Paul II has had this unknown qualities and interest in the Arnhem topic

 

I have two information portfolio's (1988 and 1989) containing information on the Arnhem Pilgrims activities. These portfolios have this picture on the cover. In the right hand lower corner, there is the name: Johan Paulus 1984.

Googling the name does not directly lead to an artist/painter, unless Pope John Paul II has had this unknown qualities and interest in the Arnhem topic

The drawing with the Helmet is from Johan Paulus Pieters and the original is/was
in the Airborne Museum Hartenstein Oosterbeek.

Ron...

 

Hi Ron,

Wasn't that on the wall as you come down the stairs ???? Can't recall seeing it in the New Museum ???

Cheers
Tom

 

Can't recall where it exactly hung.

Ron

 

Hi Ron,

Wasn't that on the wall as you come down the stairs ???? Can't recall seeing it in the New Museum ???

Cheers
Tom

That's it Tom, spot on! I now have it on my mumber plates on the car to replace that horrible EU flag thingy!