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By 2CanSam · Posted
Anybody have an idea of what frog would be used on this type 2. Artillery Snyder carbine sawback bayonet.... (push button on the right)..thanks -
By 2CanSam · Posted
Can anyone tell me what the letter J might represent on this bayonetjust below the date where the barrel would rest -
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By McLenn2025 · Posted
Hi to you all :)) I have seen pictures of ROK soldiers wearing both poplin and hbt shirts in Vietnam. However, the hbt variant with shoulder loops was issued into the late 1980s, so I was wondering: Is there any way to determine, from when it exactly is (apart from the almost always faded stamping in the left bottom part of the shirt)? Cheers, Jules PS: I attached the stamp on a shirt in hopes of someone being able to maybe make out the manufacturing date :)) -
By ScottG · Posted
Amazing things still being found. It would certainly be tempting to fully restore such a find but there is something to be said about leaving it as is. Scott -
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By patches · Posted
The Meaford Rifle Company was a historic, 19th-century volunteer militia unit based in Meaford, Ontario Raised during the 1850s to 1860s, it eventually became part of the 31st Grey Battalion of Infantry and later merged to form the modern-day Grey and Simcoe Foresters of the Canadian Army. History & Formation Fenian Raids Deployment: The unit originally consisted of independent volunteer riflemen from Grey County. In the 1860s, they deployed along the Canada-USA border to defend against the Fenian Raids. [1] Medals & Lineage: Historical artifacts, like the Canada General Service Medal, were issued to members of the Meaford Rifle Company (notably "No. 2" Company -
By SARGE · Posted
Thanks for the photos. Very neat! I love the photo of Lt. Stehle in his Luftwaffe Sturmgeschutz uniform with Luftwaffe insignia. How many collectors would think this combination was original if we saw it at a military show? Never say never. -
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By MattS · Posted
Pick this up recently. I assume that the lower button is original and the upper button is from a uniform pocket? -
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By shemp h. · Posted
Judging by the paint inside of the IJN helmet it may have been a gray shipboard helmet at one time and the two characters painted there are l to r 2,9
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