Rick,
Thank you for the nice comments. I had help from members of this forum to ID this bar, Dave Danner was the main person who gave me the history.
Dean
Les,
I dont know if these guys were claiming that the bikes were original or not. I dont know anything about motorcycles, so I did not ask about them. I will have to ask about them next time I see these guys.
Dean
Auseklis,
They said it was a cushman, but they did not know the model. I have never seen one and thought it was unique. Thank you for the information.
Dean
Mervyn,
I think the guy in the first pic was at the just to educate, I don't think he is part of re-enacting group. I did not ask him what unit he was representing, but he did say he collected British WWII items. I was hoping other members could ID his unit. Other groups at the show such as the Germans, Italians and US re-enactors represented actual units. I know the German and US units have their own "war games" and have a mock battle at the annual D-Day recreation next month. There some people that buy vehicles and equipment that they think is neat and then just want to show it off.
Dean
Paul,
This was an air show in Willoughby, Ohio. It is labeled as an air show, but there is much more. This is the website for the air show http://www.usam.us/
There are kids rides, re-enactors, rides on a B-17 and B-25 bomber, antique car show, its a really nice set-up.
Dean
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