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By katieony · Posted
Really great finds! Hopefully you'll be able to do some research to find out why they were there. -
By td-seeker · Posted
Thanks for sharing this club lighter with everyone. -
By The Rooster · Posted
I would think you need to take better pictures of the stampings on the blade please. Its hard to make these out clearly. One is half in shadow. -
By doyler · Posted
CPL Edward Romatowski with the M2 Browning .50 MG on his Sherman in Krefeld, Germany - Early March 1945 Serving with C Company,701st Tank Battalion, 102nd Infantry Division, twice Romatowski had tanks shot out from under him, joined up with nearby soldiers and fought with them before catching up with his unit. He was awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star for his WW2 service. Edward L Romatowski was born on June 24, 1924 in New York State. On November 18, 1945 he married the love of his life, Catherine J Curran and they had a son and daughter. Edward passed away at the age of 79 on December 26, 2003, Catherine passed away at the age of 87 on February 24, 2017. They are buried together at Saint Michaels Catholic Cemetery in Findlay, Ohio. US Army Signal Corps - SC 337275 PFC Don Bradlor Photographer - 168th Signal Photo Co. -
By dmar836 · Posted
IMO, as hard to sell as B-4 bags..... Unless you find yourself in need of one! Dave -
By VK WW1 · Posted
Thank you so much, sir. I actually already used a translator to input the text, but for some reason Google Chrome's webpage translation function converted it to Chinese and input it as Chinese... -
By mikie · Posted
Great find! It sometimes pays to poke around at garage and estate sales. A couple of years ago I found a WWII Japanese 37mm mortar solid shot projectile in a box of kitchen utensils. Only bit of militaria in the whole sale. Paid a buck for it combined with a couple of other items. I thought it was amusing to use it to crush some bread crumbs a while back. mikie -
By General Apathy · Posted
. Hi earlymb, My local Jeeping friend keeps an eye on Facebook Marketplace he scores an amazing amount of WWII militaria. About two years ago he saw an advert locally near Cherbourg for these German stakes if I recall he bought about twenty of the short-ones for about 20euros each as he took everything the guy had. He wanted them to hold up some plastic fencing to prevent their dogs getting under the trees into the neighbours. A ring neck dove standing on one in my garden Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 10 March 2O26. … -
By Wade20th · Posted
Translation: Hi everyone, I bought a WWII Pennsylvania Military Academy uniform, which came with an M1902 saber, but I found the workmanship to be very rough. I'd like to know if it's a replica. Wade -
By VK WW1 · Posted
大家好,我买了一套二战时期宾夕法尼亚军事学院的制服,里面配了一把M1902军刀,但我发现它的做工非常粗糙。我想知道它是不是复制品。
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