OK, I'd have to agree with the sentiment that this 4-45 dated round may not have been loaded in a M36 Jackson or M26 Pershing still moving through Germany or Italy.   All that given, how rare is a 90mm M82 APC projectile dated during WW2?    Asking anyone who has one in their collection or has pictures of examples that they have seen.

I have collected WW1 Collar discs for over 50 years and have never personally had or seen this particular disc. 

Hello all,    Does anyone have a non-reference book photo of a farrier collar disc with the thin horseshoe and wide v (see attached from The Collar Disc Story by Scipio)?  I am curious if anyone has one in their collection and could share a photo.   I have seen many examples of the typical farrier collar disc with the thick horseshoe and thin v, mostly the restrikes, but never the original outside of books.   Thanks!  

It’s fine we all make mistakes

jerry_k,   I see what you mean. After searching around for images, it seems that the NSX contract numbers are stamped under  the International Shoe marking.

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Thanks guys, i`ll update pics as soon as I receive them.

. Hi Johan,   Here's a shot from a much earlier period just post war, the Jeep is part of the team support vehicle, rather than a spectators Jeep              Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 21 April  2O26.   ..

Hello Came across this interesting set.  When I was phtographing, I noticed that the inside wood powder box was removable.  In the bottom were cloth strips , Civil War Worm, Pick, Ball Ammo, Flints. and a Ammo paper wrapped cartridge .  Not sure of the age of all this, but it is old.  What do i have here? The cap box has a pick in it as well. Thank you  

Thanks Matt, you are an absolute legend!!   Janine