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By McLenn2025 · Posted
Thank you so much for your extensive answer! :D You definitely are gifted in making patches! I appreciate your tips and will try to implement them in my next project. Up until now, I never really paid attention to how many strands and how thick a needle to use, so that definitely helped! -
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By tubs · Posted
You guys ever heard of the 1902 nickel plated scabbard being a replacement scabbard for these swords? I do see some for sale with these scabbards. -
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By mrrm · Posted
Hi- Question pertaining to the USGI Nickeled Brass Oilers commonly used with the M-1917, M-1903 and M1 Rifle's. I recently picked up one of these in the shorter 4.25" length and was wondering if these were made prior to, same time or later than the more common full-length 6" type. -
By CAP-Hawk · Posted
No. If you previously had the C-E Maintenance badge, you ended up wearing the Air Force Maintenance badge. It's the same badge aircraft mechanics wear. -
By cavcon · Posted
That’s very interesting. I was just reading about the XXII corps patch used for the II Field Force. I’m leaning towards the US Army Vietnam patch as the precursor to the I Field Force. Thank you! -
By Bob B · Posted
Likely prior to 1843. It is Benedict & Burnham. They dated 1834-43. In 1843 they incorporated to Benedict & Burnham Mfg. Co., and that backmark is reported as "B & B. M. G. Co/Waterbury". And as you said, in 1849 the button division became Waterbury Button Co. -
By easterneagle87 · Posted
Currently up on Shop Goodwill. Named buckle to "Merrill". At $9.99 with no bids and with less than a day to go. -
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