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Published May 14, 2021 at 674 × 450 in Making plexiglass sweetheart grips for your Colt M1911A1
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Wouter Has

I have been collecting WW2 militaria since I was a boy. About fifteen years ago, I decided to focus on WWII US Army, specializing in the history and equipment of the US Paratroops.

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New in the collection. Just the front cover, but i New in the collection. Just the front cover, but it will look great in a frame. #1944 #1945 #82ndairborne #paratrooper #battleofthebulge #militariacollector#ww2collection
Alexander took care of the flowers for James V. Sc Alexander took care of the flowers for James V. Schairer’s grave #theyshallnotgrowold #freedomisntfree
Just finished this little gem of a book. Not about Just finished this little gem of a book. Not about a paratrooper this time, but really good. It’s a bit of a coming of age novel about an 18-year old tank gunner at the end of the war in Germany. Reminds me of the movie Fury. #1944 #1945 #ww2history #militariacollector #ww2collections #ww2collector #ww2militaria #usww2 #militariacollector #ww2collection
Small catch at Ciney Militaria yesterday. I finall Small catch at Ciney Militaria yesterday. I finally got a proper shirt to wear in my jeep and some sundry loose items, such as a siren switch to fill up a hole in the dashboard. And I ran into my old friend Paul. #1944 #1945 #ww2history #militariacollector #ww2collections #ww2collector #ww2militaria #usww2 #militariacollector #ww2collection
Een dagje naar Parijs op en neer voor de grote Neg Een dagje naar Parijs op en neer voor de grote Negende Kunst tentoonstelling. Veel originele platen van zowat alle grote namen uit de strip geschiedenis. De prachtige catalogus en een prent van Frank Miller neem ik mee naar huis.
Good weather on Sunday for the commemoration of th Good weather on Sunday for the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Zottegem. Many jeeps and other vehicles joined the tour of the town and surrounding villages. #1944 #1945 #ww2history #paratrooper #militariacollector #bevrijdingsdag #liberationday #willysjeep #willysmb #g503 #zottegem #freedomisnotfree
New scabbard with original period Screaming Eagle New scabbard with original period Screaming Eagle art for my Cattaraugus 225Q Commando knife. Scabbards are hard to find on the loose, let alone one decorated like this. This particular make of scabbard can be recognized by the tip pointing down to the left, instead of the right, as with most period scabbards, and the spacing of the rivets. #1944 #1945 #ww2history #militariacollector #ww2collections #ww2collector #ww2militaria #usww2 #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #ww2collection #airborne #paratrooper
A thoughtful gift from a friend this week, which I A thoughtful gift from a friend this week, which I read with great interest today. It’s the September 1945 issue of the Intelligence Bulletin, focusing on lessons learned from engagements with Japanese forces. #1945 #ww2history #militariacollector #ww2collections #ww2collector #ww2militaria #usww2 #militariacollector #ww2collection
Original 1945 certificate allowing a GI to take ho Original 1945 certificate allowing a GI to take home a German Luger (With my fake Luger). Many soldiers took home sidearms and other military souvenirs, but these certificates are quite rare nowadays. #1944 #1945 #ww2history #militariacollector #ww2collections #ww2collector #ww2militaria #usww2 #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #ww2collection #airborne #paratrooper
Bought this book in Bastogne this weekend. I have Bought this book in Bastogne this weekend. I have yet to read it, but the photography and layout inside look really nice. Chapeau! #1944 #1945 #ww2history #paratrooper #airborne #battleofthebulge #militariacollector #bandofbrothers #ww2collections #dday80 #bastogne80
Happy V-E Day! #1945 #1944 #ww2history #ww2picture Happy V-E Day! #1945 #1944 #ww2history #ww2pictures #paratrooper #militariacollector #bevrijdingsdag #veday
Post-war and wartime 508th PIR pocket patches. The Post-war and wartime 508th PIR pocket patches. The first one with the skinnier red devil with claws is from the 50’s. The second ‘fat devil’ version is from ww2. I have had the first one for years, but only recently found a wartime version. #82ndairbornedivision #1943 #1944 #1945 #ww2history #militariacollector #ww2collections #ww2collector #ww2militaria #usww2 #militariacollector #dday80
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