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Ha ha, I was waiting for you! Thanks again
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I found this jacket with a bunch of mixed WWII US Vietnam War uniforms, looks home made or tailor made and is reversible, the fabric is heavy cotton Has anyone ever seen this patter? Thanks! Brad
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Thanks Steve!!!!
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I found this one this past weekend, can anyone tell me when and where this one was made? thanks! Brad
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Vietnam 71st Art. 2nd batt. ADA Scrolls Are They Real?
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Vietnam 71st Art. 2nd batt. ADA Scrolls Are They Real?
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Vietnam 71st Art. 2nd batt. ADA Scrolls Are They Real?
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Vietnam 71st Art. 2nd batt. ADA Scrolls Are They Real?
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I hate having to ask, but could you guys and gals check out these scrolls and let me know what you think? I believe they are good, but I am no expert, thanks you!
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I found this at a local estate sale this week, I had no idea what it was when I bought it, I believe this is a Confederate "Dog River" sword, can anyone here confirm that? No markings on the blade which is crudely made. Thanks for the help! Brad
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The 'infamous' "$50 G503 in a crate" story..
blitz67 replied to '42PEEP'sMotorpool's topic in MILITARY VEHICLES
There were never any $50 jeeps in a crate. A simple search on this forum will show you that even beat up jeeps were fetching quite a bit more at surplus auctions in 1946. This is a lie put out to sell information on how to buy a jeep, yes a pamphlet that you can get from the government for free. Now maybe the M151s you could get for $50. after they had been cut in to an "X" and were totally worthless. Yes Jeeps were crated for shipment during the war, but I have yet to see any proof of one being purchased by a civilian, I have heard stories from families and even heard that part of a crate was -
Robert, Pat is still alive, he is about 30 miles from me, just waiting for him to get back o me, not sure that he wants the stuff, might be kind of painful. I know my experiences in the military bring a lot of joy, but they also bring a lot of pain, the type of pain that can destroy a man, we will see. I'll let you know if I get it back to him. Brad