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Hi! I’m new in this forum and i need to find these books to getting started my collection:

- Warman’s Vietnam War Collectibles: Identification and Price Guide
- Osprey Publishing: North Vietnamese Army Soldier 1958–75(WARRIOR 135)
- Osprey Publishing: The US Army in the Vietnam War 1965-1973(BATTLE ORDERS 33)
- Osprey Publishing: Army of the Republic of Vietnam 1955–75( Men At Arms 458)
- Osprey Publishing: The NVA and Viet Cong(Elite 38)
- Osprey Publishing: Vietnam Airborne( Elite 29)
- Osprey Publishing: Armies of the Vietnam War 1962–75( Men At Arms 104)
- Osprey Publishing: Armies of the Vietnam War(2) (Men At Arms 143)

If anyone have eBook (PDF) version of these books please share it to me download links or you can send it to my email: duythanhpmb@gmail.com

Thanks a lot!!!

On April 9, June 26 and July 29 1871 a total of 2992 "Merit Cross for Woman and young Woman" were
awarded by Queen Agusta of Prussia to recognize the contributions made by woman and nurses for
caring for the injured in the war of 1870.

Fullsized crosses are hard to find and usually command a pretty fair price.

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Hi,
I have been offered this helmet for $100.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I am told it has a liner and I am trying to get additional pics.
Thanks in advance.

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These medals were given to me by an elderly German lady that said they were her great uncles. 1st question …Im not sure if the Iron cross is authentic? It appears to be 3 piece construction,I couldn’t find any makers mark The Crown seems like it is not well defined? 2nd question..What is the third ribbon, the Blue one without a medal,and the last ribbon,it appears to be orange and white…..The two missing medals are being located by the lady,She said She knows they are somewhere in the home.

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Tomorrow, I am going to look at, what I believe to be a pre-WWII Japanese Wakizashi. It seems to have a "signature" and legitimate patina. I have never owned a sword, and seek opinions on its authenticity, age, and a possible range of what I should be looking to pay. I know these swords are heavily faked, and can range between 1600s-1940s. Thanks in advance.

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