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      M1945 pack

      By P-59A · Posted

      This is a 1945 dated upper and lower M-45 rig
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      Dress Cover EGA Pattern? Maker? Marked "592"

      By dc9 · Posted

      Hello All,   I believe this example is considered the "1958 Pattern" - is my research correct?  I am curious if the "592" mark has been attributed to a specific maker, or if anyone knows it's significance.  Thank you.   Eric    
    • P-59A
      trench art vases from Japan

      By P-59A · Posted

      I do not see a hole for the primer nor do I see the base stamps normally found on a shell. I know post war company's retooled to rebuild the economy. If this were early post war it would have been stamped with made in occupied Japan.
    • Ronnie
      Recreating the Fiber liner

      By Ronnie · Posted

      What did you use as a base liner? Post war US?  Or maybe even Belgian liner.
    • JWJ
      WW1 COLLAR DISCS & INSIGNIA HELP

      By JWJ · Posted

      Thank you - a mystery for the ages…
    • Remark
      WW1 COLLAR DISCS & INSIGNIA HELP

      By Remark · Posted

      I have looked a bit in the past and never had a great answer.    The BGS discs turn up a lot with Texas ROTC discs.  So I would lean towards some Texas school ROTC program.  Maybe Blooming Grove (High) School.
    • MCDUFF
      Norman D. Landing

      By MCDUFF · Posted

      Wow, what a guy! It is incredible to read about these heroics, and the self sacrifice. Thank you for sharing this again. I am humbled, and shall continue to honour all of that generation.. Cheers Graham
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      Norman D. Landing

      By MCDUFF · Posted

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    • Edelweisse
      WW1 tunic in bad shape

      By Edelweisse · Posted

      Since my grandfather was Coastal Artillery…I’m favoring the patch….looks like the mice enjoyed the tunic/jacket….and made a nice warm nest out of the wool.   Not sure if there is any more physical mouse evidence ..I would salvage for pieces based upon possible “mouse evidence” and health.
    • Gear Fanatic
      WW1 tunic in bad shape

      By Gear Fanatic · Posted

      Honestly, I’d make it into a wounded solider missing his arm as an aid station display or something, it’s kinda cool.

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