No idea, unfortunately. My wild guess would be around the $500 range...but I could be totally off. The one we have was picked up by my father in law in the 70s. In our current house, we had a perfect spot for it, so I finally got it mounted up. :) 

Very cool! I like that you hung it on the wall. Do you know what kind of monetary value these have?

Safe travels Johan.  

CORRIGENDUM   The San Louis Potosi flag was captured by the 1st Illinois Regiment.   In a struggle with the Guanajuata Regiment the 2nd Illinois Regiment seized the regimental colors.  

Welcome to the forum and nice pick up. Would love to see more pics if possible.  Is it empty? Have you taken the lid off? I was also able to source a real one, here is the pic.  

Leaving for Normandy tomorrow, but not without a Jeep ride today.... Still Sunny here but could very well change overnight... Taking a couple of WW2 Harley-Davidsons and a Jeep to Normandy....   See you tomorrow, Ken!!    

recently picked this up, might be an old repro but I am not sure where its from. No tags and a single A-XL marking (I think only A-S to A-L exists for Asian sizes?). Would appreciate it if someone more familiar with TGS could give some context on the pattern type too    cheers, jeff 

Here's my wheel. Yours appears to be in better condition. 

Hi all,   I have a silver star numbered 62028 and a purple heart numbered 408550.  I have another purple heart numbered 392148. I don't really have a lead on the names of awardees, except possibly someone in the Andres family and John P. Graham.  This is solely based on other items that came in the same lots...so may be a wild goose chase.   Based on the numbering...am I correct that these would have been 1942-1943 awards?  My plan is to go through those respective general orders and maybe get lucky. Appreciate any suggestions. Thanks Marc