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    1. jonsey2001
      Hi, here is a pic. It has a wrap broach. George
    2. jonsey2001
      Greetings all and Happy New Year! I have my first numbered Silver Star. I am hoping it is not and add-on. Is there an archive available to look these up? Thanks in advance! George
    3. jonsey2001
      This was really nice to see. And you can tell there is a little chemistry, process engineering and pride in this workplace. thanks Chris!
    4. jonsey2001
      The lighting in my office is not that good...The center strips looked blue to me. Thank you again!
    5. jonsey2001
      PT Boat badge? If so, what did i win? 8-)
    6. jonsey2001
      Great story! Looks like an American Leigon ribbon. Cheers!
    7. jonsey2001
      Ok makes sense to me. I will look closely at the center stripes later on. Thank you all.
    8. jonsey2001
      Greetings, I had picked up a Mass National Guard Officers tunic, these were in the pocket. I haven't managed to find anything online. I searched ROTC as well. Thanks in advance! George
    9. jonsey2001
      Hello Maxim, It is a new or fairly current uniform. I would like to add that the gold buttons do not belong. In thoe holes there should be a pair of eagle globe and anchors. Hope you can get some. That jacket belonged to a career Marine. Best... George
    10. jonsey2001
      First glance, military school. Looks nice. Who made it?
    11. jonsey2001
      Many thanks Jeff. Google has nothing on you sir! -George
    12. jonsey2001
      Greetings Gents, I have 5 of these... Not sure what they are, I am interested in finding out what they are for. Hopefully one or some of you are knowing. Kind regards, George
    13. jonsey2001
      That's a nice Ed.
    14. jonsey2001
      Today I walked an antique shop for a good 90 minutes. And I did not see one sweetheart. That is not normal.
    15. jonsey2001
      Better late than never..
    16. jonsey2001
      Hi Peter, That sounds great. His last name is Nuttall, but I'm 100% positive. I will post a pic tomorrow at some point. Many thanks, George
    17. jonsey2001
      Hi, 2 years ago at a WW2 day I could have bought 2 of them for $40 with the chair. I believe they can fetch upwards of $200 if dated during wartime and have papers etc.
    18. jonsey2001
      Ok so, he is an Englishman who was married to a yank. He resided in Rhode Island and enlisted in Canada in 1917. It is late here now, I will up load the attestation soon. What else or where else can I look f2f or service related information? What else would you like to know?
    19. jonsey2001
      Nice!thank you for that.
    20. jonsey2001
      Gunner, that on is fairly new compared to the rest. Anyone else have any?
    21. jonsey2001
      Chris that is a PEP Kelloggs pin 94th bombardment.
    22. jonsey2001
      This is the bulk of them I do have a couple WW1 vintage. I like them and I don't think very many collectors look for these. I like the older USMC ones the most. A few are made by Balfore and one in Providence R.I. George
    23. jonsey2001
      Will do, this weekend.
    24. jonsey2001
      Greetings, I am asking out of curiosity if others find these pins interesting? I have quite a few and I wonder if I am alone in hoarding them. -George
    25. jonsey2001
      These look good to me. If the clutch posts are short, where the clutches almost touch the back of the wing that is a good indication of earlier wings. Also the solder looks like a puddle around the base of the posts also another good indicator of earlier construction.
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