Laurent Gadreau alerted me about this orange-transparent 1943 dated US Army whistle sold at Lux Militaria. It looks identical to other OD green whistles in my article about US Army issue whistles. Not sure why they would have made them … Continue reading →
Photos of this smooth-bodied unmarked TL-122 shaped flashlight were sent to me by Éric Lagache. He bought it at a flee market in the Norh of France. The body is made of brass and the neck of aluminum. He has … Continue reading →
This jump wing is unmarked and seems to have been made from a sand cast mold. The pin is peculiar too. These pictures were sent to me by Beau Harper. Some people told me this could be an Italian theater … Continue reading →
I just added these photos of TL-122-B flashlight with different manufacturer markings. The one with GITS on the battery cover was sent to me by Joseph Deak. The one with the Bright Star brand comes from Greg Quays. His father … Continue reading →
Daniel Woditsch sent me these photos of a Taylor wrist compass he found by metal detecting at Gossersweiler by Dahn, Germany. This would have been on the way to the Rhein river for the Americans, although I don’t know about … Continue reading →