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toppots.net

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therupturedduck.com

So, Chapter 2 goes like this: I contacted Bruce again and he provided me with details of the leather Navy flight jacket and his Dad's steel helmet, but said he didn't have immediate access to them as they were in storage.  As a collector, you are always looking for immediate gratification but I needed to be patient. A few weeks went by and Bruce got back in touch and sent along some nice photos of the jacket. Turns out that his Dad started his career as an Ensign having dropped out of college to serve his country. That was 1943. He stayed in the Navy until 1968 and retired as a Commander. That was also the year that Bruce came along so he didn't know a great deal about his Dad's service. He distinctly remembers the following: 1) Seeing that big swastika tail piece hanging on the wall in their rec room. 2) Seeing his Dad wearing the leather jacket to parades and reunions The jacket is a USN issue G-1 jacket but not the original he wore during WWII. Along the way, those got worn out but Bruce told me the squadron patch was his original from WWII but it has his highest rank on the name patch. I checked and that is correct as they changed the patch over the years. 3) Playing war with his Dad's steel helmet as a kid. This is a beautiful M-1 steel helmet that has a very early Type-1 Holley liner. W.W. Kaiser wrote his name and OPERATIONS on the liner. We came to terms and I am thrilled to possess this grouping from such a specialized and distinctive unit from the "Greatest Generation!

atthefront.com

Note! Font may vary on the "US" from the one in photo. Shoulder strap included Reproduction of the M1936 Musette bag issued Army-wide, but closely associated with the Paratroopers of the 101st and 82nd Airborne divisions. These are good reproductions made overseas- better than the junk on ebay, but not as nice the ones we make in the USA. The color is a correct shade of OD number 3, and the hardware is correct. Paratroopers wore the musette bags attached to their M1936 suspenders, while other troops did either that or over the shoulder using a "general purpose" shoulder strap. Note: The shoulder straps are in the side pocket of the pack. Check there before contacting us to demand the "missing" strap. Thanks! Note 2: Color and sometimes the font of the markings sometimes varies from batch to batch, but all are historically correct. Imported

militarytrader.com

Four cased Colt London Model 1851 Navy pistols led all sales at Miller & Miller Auctions' October 25th, online-only Historic, Collector & Sporting Firearms auction.

epicmilitaria.com

epic militaria specialises in ww2 german, british and american militaria, providing wwii re-enactors and enthusiasts with quality kit at great prices. exceptional customer support

moncasquem1.com

Découvrez les éditions limitées Battle Battered Stahlhelm M42 sur Mon Casque M1. Des casques allemands patinés, recréant l'usure des combats de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Chaque pièce raconte une histoire unique et authentique.

ima-usa.com

<p>Original Item: Only One Available. This is a totally inert BATF compliant genuine WWI grenade. The Eierhandgranate ("egg hand grenade") is the name given to a model of a hand thrown fragmentation grenade manufactured in Germany, also known as Mod. 1917. A similar grenade called the Model 39 grenade was later introduced by Germany and used in World War II. Like all deactivated ordnance, this grenade is<strong> Not Available For Export.</strong></p> <p>This is a nice inert training example of the second type, called the Eierhandgranate M1917 Neuer Art (Egg Hand grenade New Model), with the raised central fragmentation band. This example has seven holes to denote it as a training grenade and has a transit plug inserted. This would ensure it was only used for throwing practice.</p> <p>A perfect chance to complete your WWI ordnance collection with a hard to find German grenade!<br></p>

vietnamgear.com

an extensive collection of photos and information on uniforms, gear and equipment from the vietnam war

m1militaria.co.uk

welcome to m1 militaria specialists dealers in genuine u.s. vietnam war militaria and authentic collectables.