Nice collection :) Would love to see your WW2 collection as well (or an assortment of it :D) Hiwever, I don't think, that the utility shirts in pictures 2 and 3 are Vietnam era. Without any close-ups or photos of labels, they look more like the post-Vietnam og507s issued from the mid/late 1970s all the way into the late 80s and early 90s :)) Besutiful shirts nonetheless and a collectable if its own. However it could be, that the servicemen, who wore the first shirt, might have served in Vietnam due to his rank and the CIB :)) Not sure about the second one, though   Kind regards, Jules

Another great one Manny! She’s a beauty!  mikie

Thank you very much Jumpship.  You're right, I don't mind at all.  You do an amazing job.  I appreciate you answering Janine.

Just put it on a head and gently form it by hand. Dont put any chemicals, conditioners, leather soap, vaselines or any other magic collector ointments on it.

After submitting post #4 above, I found the following WSC listing, indicating that Artek-Pascoe produced leg splints under Navy contract:     The Artek-Pascoe leg splints were identical to the Evans Products Company molded plywood leg splints, designed by Charles and Ray Eames.

I hope you build some more and sell. I need 3 for holsters. I paint em myself. This was a 5$ broken black plastic airsoft I found at a Flea market.

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Thanks Peter.  Stay tuned...

Thanks Steve.  Indeed, he is very distinguished looking.  He did age well for sure.

Awesome pics and I'm sure the rest of the museum is awesome as well.  Maybe one of these days, if I'm lucky.  I'm about 5 1/2 hrs from there.