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Originally posted by coogan View PostAnyway now to confirm if all those hand drawings are authentic to the period ? I mean to say how do you know the whole book wasn't put together ?
I think this is either a swap-out over time, or the GI bought some repro insignia afterwards.
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Originally posted by Darth2a View PostAnything is possible, but man would it have been a LOT of effort for a fairly small financial gain to do so. I have only posted about a 1/4 of the pages, and there's quite a few of the GI military documents, photos etc.
I think this is either a swap-out over time, or the GI bought some repro insignia afterwards.Give a man an opinion and you feed him for a day,
teach a man to use the "search" function on the WAF and you feed him for a lifetime.
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Originally posted by Darth2a View PostAnything is possible, but man would it have been a LOT of effort for a fairly small financial gain to do so. I have only posted about a 1/4 of the pages, and there's quite a few of the GI military documents, photos etc.
I think this is either a swap-out over time, or the GI bought some repro insignia afterwards.
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Originally posted by coogan View PostI'm amazed at my age nearing 50 at how faulty my recollection is sometimes against what I later find to be the facts, so I'm sure vets probably remember things differently than what actually happened sometimes.
Funny, we are the same age and what I have learned is almost everyone lies or exaggerate things. A bad memory is one thing but some dealers are liars and in this case the dealer added some fake insignia to boot. Who knows if that book came from someone in art school or a vet, without direct knowledge every story should be considered just a story until proven true.Last edited by dhunter93; 04-21-2019, 02:30 PM.
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Originally posted by dhunter93 View PostFunny, we are the same age and what I have learned is almost everyone lies or exaggerate things. A bad memory is one thing but some dealers are liars and in this case the dealer added some fake insignia to boot. Who knows if that book came from someone in art school or a vet, without direct knowledge every story should be considered just a story until proven true.
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