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By hink441 · Posted
Somebody got a really nice buckle on eBay the other day. -
By Neil Albaugh · Posted
More of Dad's souvenirs from the Middle East and Africa. -
By Horseclover · Posted
I've just one #2-8 1990s, I think. -
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By Neil Albaugh · Posted
My Dad brought this home from his time in the Pacific in WW II. -
By JohnK83882 · Posted
Might be something organic inside. Try a little vinegar and let it sit. Drain it, Rinse with water. it should work loose. Also, try a little water and dishwasher machine granulated soap inside the canteen. Swishing it around will clean it out gently. -
By Charlie Flick · Posted
Fill the canteen with ice cold water so it will slightly contract. Then, heat the exterior of the canteen cup so that it will expand and loosen. Charlie -
By AirMechanic · Posted
I recently acquired a pre-WWI M1910 undated canteen, but it is stuck firmly inside the drinking cup. Does anyone have any suggestions for removing it that doesn’t involve blunt force, as I don’t want to damage them? Any help is appreciated! -
By Charlie Flick · Posted
That is very cool! I don't think many high schools today would look favorably on having a Pack Howitzer hanging around the campus. Here is a pre-war pic of a "traveling" Pack Howitzer. (Photo credit to Handcartz.) Regard, Charlie -
By Thomas Lundy · Posted
Thank you for the input!! That’s such great information. Here is a photo of one of the tags on his green aviation uniform. Name is H.C. Baldwin and that’s all I know! I haven’t been able to find out anything else even after scrubbing the national archives for all Baldwins. Any advice?
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