Wow!! What a rig. Original finish and all! Did they know what they had? The clip pouch runs over 100; the holster 125+; what a valuable and rare find. 

Since we are talking about my favorite SMG and my favorite car I just had to leave a comment.  That is a fantastic analogy but just to be clear, the 1969 Camaro Z28 was only available in a coupe.  Very nice TSMG'S.   Yeah, I am finding myself a tad jealous.

Color patch sighting here at the Bob Hope show at Dong Tam Christmas 68.

Honestly, it’s not as good as the Grease Gun. The best SMG I’ve fired is the Soviet Pps43.

I love your Thompsons! My dad was in the 509 PIR in WW2 and told me he always carried a Thompson on combat jumps.

I was just thinking it could be, for example, the 80th division 2nd Bn. But I was not sure about the red five in the rectangular.

Where is everybody?

Cobra 6 Actual, Thank you so much for this information. I just didn't know what to make of it. I love this as a historical object. The audacity of the drawing makes me smile. “Mr Dick” is hysterical. We have other military items that will stay in the family. attached to my father-in-law's service in WWII. But when I saw this, I thought, what on earth.

. Jeep spotted in 1958 film shot in London.   A UK Jeeping friend was watching an old black and white movie dated 1958 filmed in London and he spotted a WWII Jeep parked at the side of the road near the Thames river. It's not clear enough to see whether it is still a military or a civilian registered Jeep, In 1958 the British army were disposing of the last of the surviving Jeeps it had kept post WWII       Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 17 May  2O26.   ..

It’s only a crime if you get caught……Mmmwwaahhhhhhaaaaaaaa….