WorldWarPatches
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The 1st AD illustrated in the article is a "woolie" and the authors indicated the merrow had been applied. It looks just like yours. That yours came on a robe w/ 139 other period patches is telling. The article has more info and the article is on the website.
Can I get access to the article at the ASMIC website?
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Started out as a woolie is not in question, that is quite evident. Just wondering why it has a merrowed edge and if anyone has seen one before.
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How rare is this one? I have never seen or had this before. opinions please. Came of an old robe with 140 original patches.
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"These were originally purchased by an eBay buyer who I asked to returned them after he made threatening and harassing emails. Information about the transaction and buyer provided upon request so that you can avoid them if you sell patches."
Just curious, what did the seller perceive to be "threatening and harassing" in your emails to him?
Dale
After my message asking for a partial refund or return for a full refund, the seller offered a $100.00 and said my claim of repo's was incorrect. Next, I explained how the MODERN were not modern but repo's because modern would not be die cut / cut edge and would not be made of synthetic materials. I was told that I was trying to scam the seller after I returned them. My reply was you will get negative feedback for not authenticating something claimed original and wasting my time. Some people just do not want to be educated or can't be ed ja ma cated.
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title should read "2 patch lots not lost
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I bought these 2 lots a few weeks ago, both were littered with fakes and the seller knows it. If you have them on your watch list beware, seller ID is estate-finders out of Orleans MA,
Item #'s are 371505030762 & 371505031568
If this is not posted in the correct venue please move it where it should be.
Message sent to seller>
Dear estate-finders,
Hello,
Almost all the key patches are reproductions. They glow under a UV light and should not. They are 5th Army (5 star version), 6th Army (star version), Panama, Guam, Marianas, Ledo Road, China HQ, London Base Command, Mission to Moscow, 6th Ranger, both Berlin ETO, Jingpaw Rangers, Merrill's Marauders, 36th Engineer, 2nd Chemical and the 25th RCT. These patches were the cream of the crop. I need a 60% refund or I need to return the complete order. Seeing how they are reproductions you need to pay the return shipping. Please let me know what you want to do soon. My # is 520-255-1749 if you want to discuss it.
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WOW I only wanted to ID a patch.
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ID for this one in ASMIC trading post April June 1984 #A30 Arkansas State University
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Starting with the April-June 1984 issue of the Trading Post, they printed segments of the catalog as a part of the magazine. I have seen segments into 1990.
I have these issues and it's been so long since I've looked at them I forgot I had them. I just ID'd ten ROTC patches that have been in the "who the hell am I box"
Thank you very much!!
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This is a ROTC Patch for Arkansas Technical University, ASMIC Catalog #A32
Thanks much Bob
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VS-48 US Navy. They flew out of NAS Attu. Thus the penguin standing in the Aleutians. Nice patch!
Ty...Ty...TY
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Thanks for any help! Patch is 5" in diameter.
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That is what PMs are for. Not for thread comments.
ty 4 posting lesson
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I'd like to see this 4 sale please (*_*)
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Its a known variation of the 8th Airforce.The one shown is slightly faded but they made a full embroidered English made version of the 8th with a pale blue background.Nice score Scotty
That statement is $$ in the bank
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No, just sharing.
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6" tall X 5" wide 76FA patch just in.
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There is no more room in the frame.
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I always thought the SPS (Secret Patch Service) would sneak behind enemy lines and break into shops and make patches, correct me if I'm wrong.
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My thoughts on this one are that I got it at a great price and how good it looks in my collection of TD's
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TY very much.
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An early tour jacket patch for a soldier or airman named Dollins?
Thank you very much.
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KO is abbreviation used for medical detachment during VN war. KJ was for a dental detachment. Guess it is for air ambulance for KO team I company.
I think it is KC not KO
WW 2 1st Armored Div Black Back Merrowed Edge
in ARMY AND USAAF
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This time I was able to access the article. I can't seem to download and print. Also the patch does appear to be the same. Thanks to you both Dave and Bob.