Author Archive: Charles Keller
Charles Keller
April 5, 2015
(Originally published in Trendline Magazine, January 2000; updated April 2015) Many legacies of the First World War stem from the acceleration in evolution it provided for certain aspects of the art of war. If close order attacks and traditional horse…
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Charles Keller
April 2, 2015
(Originally published in Trendline Magazine, June/July 1999; updated April 2015) Thutmose III basalt statue in the Luxor Museum Despite some of the more sensational aspects of ancient Egypt, especially those you might have seen recently, the true evolution of this…
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Charles Keller
April 1, 2015
(Originally published in Trendline Magazine, October 2000; updated April 2015) By 1918, as Americans distinguished themselves on the fields of battle of the First World War, many of our allies expressed a desire that the United States curtail its policy…
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Charles Keller
March 29, 2015
(Originally published in Trendline Magazine, June/July 1999; updated March 2015) “…of Dannebrog it is known, it fell from heaven down” – traditional Danish folk song. Confusion over Scandinavian flags remains among military collectors today – perhaps with good reason. Often…
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Charles Keller
March 29, 2015
Welcome to my blog! I started this with the idea of having an annex to my main website as a place to discuss aspects of personal property appraising, profile items and areas of collecting, and generally to talk about my…
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