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    Paul R

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    1. Paul R
      Songbook
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      Final page of the paybook.
    3. Paul R
      Next page. The book was started after his return stateside.
    4. Paul R
      Paybook inner page
    5. Paul R
      His Paybook
    6. Paul R
      Pvt Lloyd Geesey was with the Ambulance Corps during WW1. He ended the war with the Victory Medal and in 1932, received the Purple Heart for wounds sustained during the war.
    7. Paul R
      Here is the backside.
    8. Paul R
      I just received this beautiful board in trade. Notice the Luftwaffe collar tress on the shoulder board. I hope that you like them.
    9. Paul R
      Thanks for posting this award. Is the first on the left a reproduction? The quality seems to be significantly less than the one on the right. Also, are the colored centers from paint or enamel?
    10. Paul R
      This South Korean medal is now authorized to US Korean War vets as well.
    11. Paul R
      I think that your groups are very impressive. I have never seen a memorial grouping like yours. What is the blue and white ribboned medal in the WW1 trio?
    12. Paul R
      I have never seen any of these ranks in collections before. I especially am interested in the Sultan rank. Was this grade held by the national leader or the senior military officer?
    13. Paul R
      Those are amazing. The needlework on them look very complex! Can you please post some closeups?
    14. Paul R
      Do you have any of these uniform in your collection? Thank you for posting this unique information. What do the NCO and Officer ranks look like?
    15. Paul R
      There are a couple of KM Tally collectors here, who have posted their extensive collections. I do not remember seeing this one among the many that they had. I will find the link for you, if you have not already found it.
    16. Paul R
      That is an amazing website. How long did it take you to accumilate all of those photos and artifacts?
    17. Paul R
      That helmet really went through the shredder. I like your Korea focus.
    18. Paul R
      Now you have done it!! Those are about the rarest of the rare, when it comes to Wehrmachtbeamte! Did you get the collar tabs that were available at one time?
    19. Paul R
      Those flags look really good. Weathered and all.
    20. Paul R
      I hate it when people break groupings up like that.
    21. Paul R
      That is an awesome grouping. I have not seen too many British/Commonwealth groupings for the Vietnam War. What was the extent of their involvment?
    22. Paul R
      I have not seen this type of armband stamped in this manner. It is an interesting piece.
    23. Paul R
      I am bummed to see that it took so long, but am glad to see it. These guys lived a hard life.
    24. Paul R
      Thanks Hucks. I dont know how you can make those names out. I can make out the P, but that is about it.
    25. Paul R
      Do you know the person's signature? I would have thought this to be a 1944/5 document, based upon the plainess of it.
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