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TO Shane , JMP , David ,Stuart,Rick,Kevin and any other member here interested in POGS !!! I have  thousands of spare POGS Available for Trade ... Most of my POGS are Circulated, very lightly used, I have completed my 3 sets for my daughters and have also helped other folks interested in the pogs complete theirs. Let 2025 be the Year you finish yours. There are 533 different Pogs produced as of the 2017 last printing. Then in Nov 2025 Aafes introduced the 1 Cent Pogs. A total of 71 now bringing the total to 604 . Although AAFES officials say they never intended for the pogs to become a collectors item, that is exactly what has happened. Servicemembers as well as Civilians working in the contingency area are saving the cardboard circles as souvenirs of their tours of duty or as additions to their personal collections of military memorabilia.With Troops and AAFES pulled out of Afghanistan , the Pogs are tough to find.   AAFES POGS UPDATE>> Nov 2025.AAFES released a new printing , the 17th  printing dated 2025. These Pogs are already showing up in the secondary market as of Jan 2026: 1. One complete set of 604 Pogs >>> Face Value $ 75.76 2. There are 34 OIF Pogs, 33 OEF Pogs and 2 OND Pogs  3.    The 17th Printing has the most Pogs > 71 4. The 11th Printing has the most Pogs > 39 5. The 8th and 12th Printing have the least Pogs> 26 6. Three Printings Have no Nickels >> 8th,12th, and 13th. 7 Complete sets selling for over $2500.00 on Ebay. FOR Sale or Trade>> I have  3 one Cent ,  3294 nickels .... 3311 dimes ... 3750 Quarters ... PM me with your needs and lets get those sets complete !! Over 10,358  spare Pogs.

Here are two Type 2 luminous markers bolted onto the back of a Weapons Carrier. They used the reflector bolts to mount them to the back of the truck.

The three main variations from my collection:  Guide light and bucket/Tombstone bracket - GPW Ford unit in Hall Lamp Bucket/F-marked bracket/ MB Corcoran Brown light unit and bucket-standard unmarked horseshoe bracket    

Photos of NOS BODL sets with Guide made light and tombstone bracket Mounting bolts are unmarked  

Greetings,   I recently came across these two US medic armbands. I believe one to the be wwii army and the other to be navy.    The army band seems to have the medic's Geneva number as well as his laundry number. I tried researching the laundry number and came up with a couple dozen bits. A few which are in my state.    No markings on the navy arm band. Neither band glow under a black light.    Would love to hear your thoughts about the age of these, if Iam correct ,and some hits how to process with my research into the laundry the laundry number. 

These medals were instituted in 1945 with the last award being bestowed in 1962. I would say that they were all struck in a single production run in 1945. There are no doubts that the example that you show here is of that vintage.   Allan      

Yes it does seem baseless as I too have not come across a book or collection yet that can without a doubt determine the British vs German made, so for me jury is still out.  so in the last of the pics I put up ( the black stitched reverse) I was told was a true British made version….but again, based on what?🤷‍♂️I have never seen one like that before, so🤷‍♂️ it seems the only real known one of the first division is the greenback.. US made up until 1943, before it moved to snowy backs. So the rest are all 🤷‍♂️to me.  if anyone knows of a book on these particular patches and where they were produced that would be fantastic haha.