Woah! Incredible find!! Priceless pieces really!

The Flying Leather Neck Museum now located at the former MCAS El Toro has it and will display it when they open to the public.

No clue. What really stinks is he had an sks with two m-60 bullets lodged in the receiver. Lawyer handling his affairs took it from his storage facility

WWII Old Man's Draft Registration             Additional Info in these Adobe .pdf files that you can download if you wish.  Thanks...Matt   Ancestry - William Alexander Fisher.pdf Death Certificate - William Alexander Fisher.pdf

@P-59A Amazing collection!! I know this was three years ago but do you still have all of it?

thats my bad i reread it I have no idea how I read brother out of that 

That's really cool to have one that you know was 100% over there. Do you know if your brother captured it in combat or if he bought it?

Good day all! I could use a little direction on this WW1 USMC Canteen set. Cover is Phila Depot 1914, the canteen is unmarked seamless and the cup is unmarked. I know its general rarity but I am not sure what kind of dollar value to put on it if I were to consider selling at a fair asking price? I am fully aware that appraisals are just a guess that can be effected by a wide number of things. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!

This was brought back by a close friend who served in 1/7 Cav in 1970.

Gonna try to make it out for a brief visit, but no chance to set up. For some reason my wife doesn't want to spend her birthday at a Civil War show in Brandon, MS