Rocky- The knife is a Western L-77 "Commando", WW2 .  Not sure of price, but it may not be far off from the $300.  Good luck!  SKIP

Saw this on ebay today.    I haven’t seen a wall hanger like this before, was wondering if anyone has any more information on that accessory.   Thanks

While not an AAA unit 5th AF with red airborne tab from a member of the 882nd Airborne AEB. 

The first attached photograph is believed to be Battery E, 311th Field Artillery, 79th Division at Camp Dix taken upon return to the United States from France in 1919. The reasoning behind this is one of the soldiers in the photograph, marked Bill Bellhorn WW1,  who can be seen in the second image, has been identified as Corporal William Henry Bellhorn, 1778090, born November 26th 1893, who embarked with Battery E for France  aboard SS Morvada from Philadelphia on  July 14th 1918 and returned to the States, leaving St. Nazaire on May 14th 1919, arriving in Brooklyn, New York, on May 28th 1919 aboard the USS Edward Luckenbach. William's person to be notified in case of emergency was his mother, Mrs Christiana Bellhorn, of Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania. The manifest for the return is stamped Camp Dix. Also telling is Overseas Stripes can be seen worn by he soldiers on a close inspection of the photograph. A number of images of Camp Dix available online also appear to match the building behind the Battery.    

How is it that Hash pipe has not risen to the proverbial surface yet ?

I forgot all about the show today!  Wish I was there.

1 month away from the next show!

None. Thirty years was enough.

Here’s a few photos of various military items. The show runs 8am-3pm, if you can’t make it today we’ll be back in the fall 2026.