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Pay attention Bob! It say's > if you end it. I don't ask sellers to end an auction. And your panties remark is not called for, you need to back down.
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Actually they have in house paid trolls. Alot of them are experts in their fields and know all the ins and outs of the sellers. The scuttlebutt has been that they hired some experts out of some of the large auction houses around the world, but they keep it real hush for the several obvious reasons. But I haven't ever been able to confirm any of this it's just what the grapevine says...IMHO and experience leads me to believe it't true.
BTW Bob, I believe your first post strikes a strong cord of agreement with me. Best ABN
BTW Bob, I believe your first post strikes a strong cord of agreement with me. Best ABN
it's amazing how people run their mouths with no proof. Get proof or shut up.
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The real question to me is what kind of person spends their time turning in people who "break" EBay rules...
What a terrible existence they must have.
Possibly the people that earn a living on ebay.
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I send this to many sellers when I see something I don't want to disappear. " If and when you get offers to sell this and end the listing and you decide to do so, give me a chance to make an honest offer before selling. If you decide to let the auction run I will be bidding on it. Thanks, Pat 520-255-1749
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I just looked at the patch lot in question and honestly wonder why everyone is getting their panties in a wad! There are a couple nice patches, but overall it is a pretty common lot.
I wish people would "fight" over the stuff I try to sell.
The seller has 2 lost and marygrace20 was making an offer on both. Says so in the offer, he is a bit hard to understand though.
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But you have posted on here numerous times that you had made offers to Ebay sellers to stop auctions.
What is the difference between what this buyer did and what you have said you have done?
Not trying to start a battle here, just asking for clarification
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I bet there are very few people on here, who have never contacted an Ebay seller to see if they could buy an item straight away and not let the auction run it's full course. I have done it many times, sometimes you get to buy the item sometimes you don't. I don't understand why a bidder would turn in another bidder , on an auction that is not even theirs, except for a major case pf sour grapes.
Where the hell did you get that information, I have only contacted sellers about UNSOLD items. If you find a post on here stating otherwise it's been doctored.
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Ever wonder why a good patch listed on eBay is suddenly gone? Read the description amendment and the Questions and Answers at the bottom of the page on eBay item # 151767355772
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Old Guard, I like that (*_*)
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Any clue what the OG on the infantry rifles stand for?
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Fantastic group. Nice patch is it Italian made or us made?
It's Italian Bill
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I was told there were other items that went to an antique dealer in Tucson. Hmmmmmm
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I did not get it, but i did cry a bit when i saw what it went for.
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1 of Mine sold for 900.00. the other $1200.00
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I "think" the Twill is the older era , but as mentioned the emblem was used a lot of years , the other posted looks to be of latter era
Thanks Johnny, I'm just trying to narrow it down, I'm hopefull someone will know when they started using the FE
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Nice! Where do you think it was made?
They did it all, hard to tell, for me anyway.
540th Engineer Combat Regiment
D-Day Landings
North Africa
Licata and Gela Sicily
Naples-Salerno
Anzio Italy
Drammont Southern France
Campaigns
Algeria-French Morocco
Sicily
Naples-Foggia
Anzio
Rome-Arno
Southern France
Rhineland
Ardennes-Alsace
Central Europe
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Book just says 1945 was when this design started. Just wondering how many years before the had a FE. I may have spent to much. Gee that would be a 1st.
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28th ?
in CAN YOU I.D.?
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This is a light brown same color as the brown or tan on a 45th Armored Recon. It has been in a book for years and is not faded. Front and back are the same. Thanks for any help.
