I'm still looking for one of these.  Someone must have one that's "excess to needs." If that someone is you, please contact me so that I can help you turn that situation around by helping you to finance a new acquisition to better fit your collection (and filling a hole in mine!). Happy collecting!

. Hi Graham.   Thanks,   the reason I asked was I have some original rear lamps for the earliest M3 ( Stuart ) light tanks of WWII and they are in orange cartons and then over wrapped with a cosmoline wrap., I don't have then to hand today to photograph and post.  Best wishes for the eventual rebuild.       Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, June 02   2O25.    ….  

I rolled my own to go on my proto middy clone.    

Many folks in Hollywood were veterans and the DOD worked closely with Hollywood for accuracy. 

The Evarts never operated as a cargo vessel. It was modified and completed as a troopship immediately after launching.     Source:  Liberty Cargo Ship, James Davies, ww2ships.com

The Liberty ship SS William M. Evarts was built by Delta Shipbuilding Company, New Orleans.    EMC # 1038 Hull  # 49 Type:  EC2 - S - C1 Way #  3 Keel Laid:  6 - Mar - 43 Launched:  22 - April - 43 Delivered:  5 - May - 43 Days on Ways:  47 Days in Water:  13 Total Days:  60     Source:  Naval Marine Archive.com

Great buy for an ACH indeed. Well done…..

From Frank Trzaska's "Reproduction Recognition" page on his website. http://www.usmilitaryknives.com/conetta.htm

Hi Ken The mirror heads are unfortunately copies. However they are a very good copy, and have the 'dull' reflection like the originals. I took the 3 he had! There are also some copy body work panels, screen frame and top hat sections. I grabbed what he had, as my project is a bit of an unknown. The body needs a lot of work! There are, however a lot of lovely take off items there. I did spot a few 'F' stamps too! Cheers! Graham

. The flags are out everywhere for D-Day . . . . . . .  Sadly the grey rain laden skies are evident in the photo's.        Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, June 02   2O25.    ….