These EGA's are stunning and I think pre date WW1, but certainly feel before 1919.
Price is $1150.00 plus USPS Priority Mail of $5.50 - Ins. upon request at Add'l. $2.50
Dennis
"Solid Fire Bronze" USMC Officer Collar Emblems
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Posted 08 August 2009 - 01:59 AM
I have just concluded my most significant acquisition that I have ever made for the museum. I will be offering some great WW1 USMC items as well as some Aviation items to help with the financials. All items offered will be from my core collection and painful to offer up. I'm not even sure what I will eventually pull from the pile for sale, but it will be good stuff for sure.
These EGA's are stunning and I think pre date WW1, but certainly feel before 1919.
Price is $1150.00 plus USPS Priority Mail of $5.50 - Ins. upon request at Add'l. $2.50
Dennis
These EGA's are stunning and I think pre date WW1, but certainly feel before 1919.
Price is $1150.00 plus USPS Priority Mail of $5.50 - Ins. upon request at Add'l. $2.50
Dennis
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Posted 08 August 2009 - 02:04 AM
If no takers here on the forum, these baby's are on to E-bay
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Posted 09 August 2009 - 02:09 AM
On to E-bay
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Posted 10 September 2009 - 03:38 PM
On to E-bay
Dennis,
Just put them in my officer display, and they are GOOD LOOKING....thanks again.
Brian
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