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By Gear Fanatic · Posted
Yah, it’s a Norwegian post war liner, used an electrical cord coated in glue and then wrapped in masking tape for the brim. Definitely a hack job, but it gets the job done. -
By HUD69 · Posted
Indeed did the C-1 not have (initially) the man-seat separator unit. Even the first C-2's did not have that and it was a later modification. I can not guarantee that no C-1 ever had it, but all early photographs and manuals do not show it. Ron -
By easterneagle87 · Posted
I would also post a picture of the shoulder patch in this forum topic: A.E.F First Army Shoulder Sleeve Insignia 1918 to 1919 -
By Johan Willaert · Posted
Belgian militaria dealer Peter Debrabander from qmi.be has (had) several of these in various condition for sale in his pop up store in Normandy earlier this month… -
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By dc9 · Posted
Hello All, I believe this example is considered the "1958 Pattern" - is my research correct? I am curious if the "592" mark has been attributed to a specific maker, or if anyone knows it's significance. Thank you. Eric -
By P-59A · Posted
I do not see a hole for the primer nor do I see the base stamps normally found on a shell. I know post war company's retooled to rebuild the economy. If this were early post war it would have been stamped with made in occupied Japan. -
By Ronnie · Posted
What did you use as a base liner? Post war US? Or maybe even Belgian liner. -
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By Remark · Posted
I have looked a bit in the past and never had a great answer. The BGS discs turn up a lot with Texas ROTC discs. So I would lean towards some Texas school ROTC program. Maybe Blooming Grove (High) School.
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