Somebody found this bracelet, and we are trying very hard to find any information about it. I tried running the ASN and the name through the ADD files, but with no luck.
Does anybody have any other clues how to find out who this guy was?
It was dugg up in Marvie where the Americans fought in ww2. The text seems to read: Ivy J. East. ASN 38489071
Thanks for any input!

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Hello Gents,

I just picked up this little party banner and wanted to get some opinions on it. Its only my second flag or banner Iv owned so I would like some reassurance. Thanks for the help!

Kirby Bletcher

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Hi I got this with some other pins and ribbons what is it and why was it awarded? Thanks! - Nick K

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Replica Knights Cross for sale, full size, appears to be one piece, non magnetic, does not bend ! marked "800" (not silver) on top reverse, see photo….selling on behalf of friend who obtained it direct from Germany, certainly looks the part, ideal for reenactor or display as filler. 10" of ribbon included (45mm wide). £29, £2 post and packaging to U.K. will send overseas, postage as directed by the location of buyer. paypal, cheque, postal order or cash from U.K. paypal from overseas only.
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Here’s another of the most beautiful M44 jackets I’ve ever seen and/or owned;it certainly isn’t as superbly made as the previous one I’ve posted but to my eyes is definitely sexier and chockfull of equally sexy details.Just like the other one It’s a US Vet bring-back and surprisingly enough,always like the other one, it’s been made with Italian materials and German machinery in Northern Italy too.
It’s made of war-time liberated coarse Italian recycled whool,similar to the touch to the (in)famous nettle-cloth,thus called because it was made of,you got it,nettle fibers…and not because it was itchy.
The lining is made of “salt and pepper” Italian fabric and if you take the time to compare the pictures of this beauty to the pictures of the other late-war marvel I’ve posted yesterday you’ll notice quite a few shortcuts in the way it’s been made.This tunic obviously belonged to a Senior NCO at a Regimental HQ and it came with a beautiful pair of Mid-to-late war shoulder boards piped white for infantry which are 100% original to the tunic.
The front and pocket buttons are all painted in the typical shade of very dark grey while the buttons under the collar and the buttons of the inner pockets are Italian wood buttong of the type often found on RSI and late-war (before the 8th September Armistice,that is!) Regio Esercito combat uniforms.The original belt hooks are in a shade similar to the continental yellow paint seen on many mid/late war equipment.
I find particularly intriguing the thread used in the construction of this tunic,which is made of untreated and undyed natural fiber,and the bias material that can be seen at the junction of the “belt” of the tunic with the torso and which shows from underneath the turned-up collar.
Cheers
Manny

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