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Nice Eric! Is that a new display, or you rearranged?Comment
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Wow, that is impressive. Each shelf is awesome in its own right
Eric, can you show us the stand that you use for the FJ para helmet / Japanese para helmet? Does this stand rest against the leather of the liner? I have been trying to get some stands for my FJ para helmets, but the ones I have found involve prongs or other devices that rest against the leather (and I am under the impression that such prongs may not be the best thing for such liners). Thanks in advance!When you go home
Tell them for us and say
For your tomorrow
We gave our today
--Inscription in the 5th Marine Division cemetery,
Iwo Jima 1945Comment
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Really nice Eric... clean, unclutteres and to the point!
That FJ helmet is just the business
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Great looking display Eric, Where did you get those nice looking
Helmet Stands ?
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Very, very cool! I love those Marine items.
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beautiful job Eric. Good subtle plug on the book too.
CSP
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Hi Eric, you have a very nice display there. The presentation and the items displayed all say one thing; quality.
Cheers, Ade.
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Thanks guys, I really appreciate it. I have never really had a display case before so thought I would shoot a couple of pics and see what you guys thought.
It seems there is some interest in these display stands. They are great for helmets and hats. There is a styrofoam dome ( imagine the top 30% of a styrofoam head ) that rests on top of the clear plastic rod.
You can inquiry about these stands at:
www.stryohatstands@aol.com
I think the guys name is Jeff. He is the one who makes them and sells them in the $28 range. ( he does do better on volume. I got a good deal when I bought 3 of them last time )
Thank again,
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Thanks for the link Eric !!
Charles
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