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These great new watches are fine quality replicas of original, WWII military watches, with correct military markings on the faces and case backs, they are sturdy, reliable time pieces for .Buy it now. American Assembly. 2 year warranty. Fast & International Delivery. Veteran backed & approved. Praesidus brings homage to the military watch tradition. With robust designs and .These are high-quality reproductions of the WW2 A-11 Military service watch. Though numerous watches were produced in the U.S. and issued during the war, the A-11 is perhaps the most .These great watches are fine quality replicas of original, WWII military watches, with correct military markings on the faces and case backs, they are sturdy, .
These great new watches are fine quality replicas of original, WWII military watches, with correct military markings on the faces and case backs, they are sturdy, reliable time pieces for reenactors or everyday wear. On one side, it's a pretty accurate replica of the A-11 military watch, made in the original 32mm. Solid quartz movement. With the domed crystal and simple face, it looks, for lack of a better way of putting it, vintage.
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Hey everyone, I'm putting together a special photo project and need a little bit of help narrowing down a typical late '42/Early '43 B-17 Bomber crew uniform impression. I have about 95% of a full Waist Gunner impression that I've collected over the years minus an A-4 flight Suit, F-1 Blue Bunny . Many veterans who wore these for years have lived long and healthy lives, so perhaps it's blown out of proportion, but they were and still are radioactive in any case. Radium paint has a half life of 1600 years, if your watch has tritium paint, it reduces radioactivity to only about 25 years. Attached is a picture of two Pakistani made patches worn by U.S. soldiers. Left one - still unidentified - I took off an OD fatigue shirt, with colored 8th InfDiv patch on left sleeve. The shirt was badly damaged, so I only kept the patches. The right 63rd Armor patch was given to me by a 63rd Armor veteran's son.
Member. I've been wanting a replica bazooka for a while for reenactments to go with my inert WW2 rockets. The M1A1 version was preferable but I kept seeing these M9 replicas around from multiple companies and I liked the practicality of that version. A reenacting acquaintance told me to go with one from a company from Hong Kong, but that one . Banned. IDK if they were WWII, but in the late 90's at Ft Dix/McGuire AFB, at one of the DRMO places (Kinda near "Tattletales Too" the popular strip bar) , I remember seeing what seemed to be THOUSANDS (maybe just hundreds, but there were alot of jeeps stacked what seemed to be 30 feet tall,one on top of another. Ok, so, he was a Sgt. in the 12th Air Cargo Resupply Squadron, was administrative so no wings. His discharge papers say in Military Qualification he was qualified to be a 2d C1 Gunner. Under campaigns, just says India Burma. He was in 3 years, 4 months, and 17 days, serving 1 year, 5 months, and 1 day of that overseas. However, the P-38 article above mentions a couple who used a WWII P-38 for 40 years: "We have used these two can openers for the entire duration of our marriage, even though we tried to replace them with new ones several times. You can just imagine the number of cans of all types which we have opened for these 40 years, without a single problem .
As another member said you can get a good M1 for around 0 dollars. I bought this one in 1988 for 5. And the inflation calculator says "What cost $ 325 in 1988 would cost $ 621.07 " now. So adjusted for inflation, prices have stayed flat.
It has what is assumed to be its original box as well, the box and label remind me of medal boxes and tags from the WWII era. The label reads the following: Waltham. Pocket Type Compass. Jeweled Bearing. Actuating Safety Lever Manufactured by Waltham Watch Co. Waltham, Mass. Location: Camden, South Carolina USA. #1. Posted November 18, 2017. Pacific Theater Escape & Evasion kit with Milus watch & gold. Much gold has been scrap melted and the rare Milus watches are coveted by timepiece collectors, leaving few intact "Life barter kits" available for collectors. This is an original and complete Pacific #047 version . Hey everyone, I'm putting together a special photo project and need a little bit of help narrowing down a typical late '42/Early '43 B-17 Bomber crew uniform impression. I have about 95% of a full Waist Gunner impression that I've collected over the years minus an A-4 flight Suit, F-1 Blue Bunny . Many veterans who wore these for years have lived long and healthy lives, so perhaps it's blown out of proportion, but they were and still are radioactive in any case. Radium paint has a half life of 1600 years, if your watch has tritium paint, it reduces radioactivity to only about 25 years.
Attached is a picture of two Pakistani made patches worn by U.S. soldiers. Left one - still unidentified - I took off an OD fatigue shirt, with colored 8th InfDiv patch on left sleeve. The shirt was badly damaged, so I only kept the patches. The right 63rd Armor patch was given to me by a 63rd Armor veteran's son. Member. I've been wanting a replica bazooka for a while for reenactments to go with my inert WW2 rockets. The M1A1 version was preferable but I kept seeing these M9 replicas around from multiple companies and I liked the practicality of that version. A reenacting acquaintance told me to go with one from a company from Hong Kong, but that one .
Banned. IDK if they were WWII, but in the late 90's at Ft Dix/McGuire AFB, at one of the DRMO places (Kinda near "Tattletales Too" the popular strip bar) , I remember seeing what seemed to be THOUSANDS (maybe just hundreds, but there were alot of jeeps stacked what seemed to be 30 feet tall,one on top of another. Ok, so, he was a Sgt. in the 12th Air Cargo Resupply Squadron, was administrative so no wings. His discharge papers say in Military Qualification he was qualified to be a 2d C1 Gunner. Under campaigns, just says India Burma. He was in 3 years, 4 months, and 17 days, serving 1 year, 5 months, and 1 day of that overseas. However, the P-38 article above mentions a couple who used a WWII P-38 for 40 years: "We have used these two can openers for the entire duration of our marriage, even though we tried to replace them with new ones several times. You can just imagine the number of cans of all types which we have opened for these 40 years, without a single problem . As another member said you can get a good M1 for around 0 dollars. I bought this one in 1988 for 5. And the inflation calculator says "What cost $ 325 in 1988 would cost $ 621.07 " now. So adjusted for inflation, prices have stayed flat.
It has what is assumed to be its original box as well, the box and label remind me of medal boxes and tags from the WWII era. The label reads the following: Waltham. Pocket Type Compass. Jeweled Bearing. Actuating Safety Lever Manufactured by Waltham Watch Co. Waltham, Mass.
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