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Is this a ww2 era Japanese sword knot, or just part of one? Does the sword handle look like a WW2 original? (at least what is pictured of it)
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Good morning,

Can some help in making some sense of the handwriting here…
Thank you!

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Just a question. Did Erel make caps that they did not mark with there company name.

I noticed elsewhere these high jinx.

The cap is real and was found by an acquaintance or former acquaintance of mine and the cap was eventually sold by Shea, I think.

These images are part of an on line scam……

Silly people with their greed and terminal dumbness.

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The image below was posted a while back in Sept 2017 of Pawel Makarow (1916-1953) a Pole who appears to have been in the British Army as his beret and cap badge suggest.

I am trying to identify the ribbon bars and had some small success on the ‘The Western Allies - Orders, medals and decorations’ forum - http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/orders…0/#post1816627 - where the three ribbon bars were identified as ‘possibly’ 1939-1945 Star, Italy Star, War Medal 1939-1945 but it was difficult to be certain given the blurred white glare.

Question, given the number of wide white bands, is there a Polish ribbon bar (or bars) from any service among the three in the photo? (Possibly Medal Lotniczy, Krzyz Walecznych, etc?)

Appreciation in advance and thanks for your patience.

Chris…..

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Hello folks,

Here is one of my favorites. From the 384th Phil..

This gentleman wrote a short book following the war but also did several recorded interviews that can be seen on Youtube. The book goes into more detail but the videos are very interesting as well.

The movie "The Great Escape"..he was there.

I do not own some of these items (dog tags) but was able to obtain pictures of them from the internet. I have the uniforms and paperwork.

These videos are very interesting..amazing history really.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN1UhBenH5Y&spfreload=1

http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWb9aJvuYBM

Enjoy.
Best,
Rob

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