I’m visiting my son and found Grandpa’s Schrade. My late father in law was a retired USAF flyer. This Schrade was given to our son after grandpa passed. My son was in the 82nd so it seemed fitting that he get it. I forgot he had it. 

Good point. Very few of the items are actually labeled as repro. But atleast he is getting the feedback for selling fakes as original. 

Not sure, but didn't that design have all the silver parts done in a gold color?

I wonder if the seller is somehow related to the late Joe Walters (I think that was his name) of the mail order House of Swords company. I believe he was active in the 70’s and 80’s, maybe later. Well known for his aged reproductions of swords, daggers and bayonets.

A lot of fake knives and German badges. I’m sure in some time he will have US medals as well.    https://ebay.us/m/yxvxnW

Sad he has so much positive feed back. 

MEMORANDUM TO: mikie, Scarecrow, ScottG and Illinigander,         It is very satisfying to hear from others who have an interest in the operations, units, individuals and relics from Northern Mexico during 1846 - 1848. Everyone responding surely pays attention to fine details and the overall historical significance. I have some maps in development that will provide additional battlefield orientation. Recent photos and old relics will be part of future presentations. What's more, quotes from battle participants and their portraits will be forthcoming. 

I have this one  Party flying suit. Commander David joe Ellison . CAG uss bon homme richard  cva 31 in 1970 . Vietnam westpac cruise 

Is that yours? How did you come across that? During a field dig?

Interesting.  I didn’t know that.