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Cindy
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Don't know much about this but it is a bit on the heavy side and this is a front and back image...I was told to pick one out of hundreds that were collected during a war and I picked this one. I was just drawn to this one.
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I was told by the gentleman who gave itto me that he has been digging them up over seas as a hobby , he went into the military at age 17 and passed when I was with him at age 81. He had hundreds of them. It is about 4 1/2 inches long. That's all I know.
Overseas: Which sea which direction? Found in the UK? Found in the US?
Dear flea, I don't know anymore about it, he is no longer here, this is all he told me in those words. I have no more information about it, sorry.
Let's try this. Are you in the US? Was he from the US? A WW2 vet? Think about that and take it to an archaeology board. Good luck!
Yes,I am in Ruskin, Florida and yes he is from here in Sun City,Florida and was a WW2 vet.Sun City, Florida is where all the elderly come to retire. Where are you from flea?
I don't know about that sorry, he couldn't talk very well , he had throat cancer. I am not familiar with the UK but he had pictures of himself and his buddies with Chinese girls...LOL ...thans for the advice flea.
The "money lady" lol... if you know her by all means introduce me please...Hmmmmm.
Dear flea, he had 5 cases of three story glas boxes lined with velvet and each of those were packed full. His wife had them and last I heard she sold everything of his and moved to a smaller house. I'll check out what you got and maybe something will tickle my fancy...LOL
Flea, I'm not sure what you mean by CW?