I've wondered what happened to their stock now that they've folded - they must have had a lot of stuff. Anyone know who it went to?
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Spandau Militaria bought their 1886 Steyr-Mannlichers. Several dealers are listing items similar to those from WWA’s last catalogue, so I think various dealers bought different items from WWA at the end of their trading.
IMA and WWA have always sold similar items, I don’t know if the two companies were perhaps linked, if they were then maybe the remnants of stock would have been shipped to IMA.
IMA and WWA have always sold similar items, I don’t know if the two companies were perhaps linked, if they were then maybe the remnants of stock would have been shipped to IMA.
Thanks 
Wondered specifically about their inert stuff - waiting to see that listed elsewhere...
Wondered specifically about their inert stuff - waiting to see that listed elsewhere...peregrinvs
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I bought three incomplete / restoration project examples from Spandau that I am slowly turning into one nice and complete example. With emphasis on ‘slowly’ and if I never see another seized screw again, it’ll be too soon...:tinysmile_cry_t2: