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    norwest78

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    1. Late war (1945) .45cal made by Remington Rand, a typewriter company. This pistol is one of the best shooters in the business. --Kevin
    2. Rob, you're turning Japanese! LOL Those are real beauties. I should have bought one long ago, and you're making me regret it!
    3. I agree that the hinge and the way that the pin attaches is similar to Meybauer. Beautiful and scarce cross!
    4. Wow, quite a collection! I have a few clasps, but I'd love to get one of those pendants. Outstanding.
    5. You're not kidding. These can be almost as expensive as the awards!
    6. And here's the set with my air gunner display!
    7. Drums and carrier for ammo used by air gunners. Complete set of 3 drums, 2 with leather straps, and one with web strap.
    8. I found this photo on the internet. Looks like it's from the same photo shoot.
    9. Recently got this photo of Adolf with his ever-present cigar, and his Mickey Mouse plane logo in the background. I love his hat; it's almost as cartoonish as the mouse. --Kevin
    10. I will ask for a close-up, Fran?ois. It may take a couple days. Thanks for having a look. --Kevin
    11. Bought this not long ago. A very nice and shiny nickel-silver breast eagle. I'll be replacing the zinc eagle on my summer tunic with this one. --Kevin
    12. My favorite, the hard-to-find yellow-faced version. Nov 1943 dated.
    13. Here's an early war type with black-painted steel frame. Oct 1940.
    14. Nice late-war example, with the plastic frame. I like the manual, too. Someday I'll have to hook up with one. Here's an early (Oct. '38) Dreieckrechener with the gray-painted aluminum frame. --Kevin
    15. Thank you, John. I had searched there under "honor plaque," but not every item has English keywords. Looks like there were different makers of these. I wonder if mine has lost its bronzing, or was simply not done that way. There is no hint that it was ever bronzed. --Kevin
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