. When Jeeping friends scribble on photos you sent them . . . . . . and included the pun ' I think this covers it !! '     Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, June 20  2O25.    ….

. Hi Flibble,    well I gave it another try through the forum last night and nothing bounced back so far, hope you received the photos.   Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, June 20  2O25.    ….

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Very confident that version is early to mid  1950's as I have not seen that contract before in later 1950's kits or 1960's   I have a suspicion that the kit was opened at one time also and retaped but can't say for sure.     Member rwilh might be able to give you some further info.

Not a knife guy, but the design is very similar to Aussie and NZ USMC knives during ww2. An Awsome acquisition 👍

Wow—thank you so much for sharing this incredible story. That must’ve been an unforgettable event to witness in person, and the connection through Albert Jacobson makes it even more meaningful. I can only imagine how surreal it must have been to see a U-2 take off and land, especially on such a historic occasion. That lapel pin and signed program sound like amazing keepsakes. I’d definitely love to see them if you ever find them again. Also, I didn’t know about the Cold War Museum—thanks for the link! I’ll definitely check it out.

It took me a long while to find one but I fInally got ahold of an EDMF Iraqi Bellringer; Dated 11/91;  Serial #109    

Great looking badge! Thanks for sharing Cobra 6  : )