Signalcorps45

Scott,

Very nice. Thanks for posting.

Dean

2xvetran,

Do you by any chance have any pictures of the inside? I did not know they had a museum. I am a Desert Storm vet and would like to see things from their viewpoint.

Dean

Histaria,

Thank you for the information.

Dean

Dieter3,

Thanks for the website. I kind of assumed the vet got these flags as a souvenir when he was on leave in Japan, while serving in Korea.

Dean

Hugh,

Thanks for Info. I was in Japan a number of years ago, but I haven't been back since. I will add this to the list of things to see.

Dean

JGUNTAI

So, the Japanese characters on the bottom left of the "Z" flag spell MIKASA.

Dean

Hugh,

Thanks for the information. I have no idea where they came from. I suspected they were at least Post WWII or even modern flags. They are silk, the two smaller ones are 5" in height and 6" wide and the larger one is 6" in height and 8" wide.

Dean

Hello to all,

I picked these up from a veteran's daughter. Her father served in a US tank group in Europe in WWII and then again in the Korean War. I could not locate any information that he served in the Pacific during WWII. He may have picked these up on leave in Japan during the Korean War. Does anyone have any information on these flags? Any help would be appreciated.

Dean

Hello to all,

These were also in the lot from my previous post. Are these from WWII or are they more modern versions?

Dean

Hello to all,

I just picked these pins up from a US World War II Veteran's daughter. Her father served in a tank group in World War II and then again in Korea. He began his service early in 1941 as an officer in the Calvary. He had a bunch of these pins, which look to me as WWI tanks. If anyone could provide any information on these I would appreciate it.

Dean

Ulsterman,

I got this and a vaulted 1914 Iron Cross 1st class. The seller wanted $185 for the vaulted Iron Cross and $40 for the Franco-Prussian medal. I got both for $185. So, I think the Franco-Prussian was around maybe $20 or $30.

Thanks for the comments.

Dean

Hello to all,

I just picked this up today, the medal has a little damage.

Dean

ralstona,

Very nice.......

Ulsterman,

Thank you.

Dean

Hello to all:

I have a friend that has a Arm-Nav Trooper newspaper dated August 12, 1945. My friend's father received the Philippine Liberation medal for service during the war. He probably picked up this newspaper then.

Does anyone have and information on this publication.

Thank you.

Dean

Heiko,

I forgot you had a bar with the Oldenburg non-combatant for sale, I wish I could grabbed that one from you too. Here is the back.

Dean

Dan,

Thank you.

Dean

Hello to all,

I am not sure why I am so proud of this medal bar, but I am, so I wanted to post it. It seems, at least to me, very rare.

Dean

Bob,

Looks like a great show. Thanks for the pics.

Dean

Bob and Tom,

Thank you both for the kind words.

Dean

One more

Another pic

Hello to everyone,

I have attached a few pics of the military show I coordinate in Kirtland Ohio.

I had 151 tables and 580 visitors this year.

Thank you to all the forum members who attended or supported this show. It was because of this support that the show even exists.