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Collecting old things; heirlooms and new to you things! Companion to http://www.inherited-values.com/
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For militaria collectors who are interested in the game of baseball, there are no beginnings or endings to the season. No spring training, cuts, mid-season call-ups, playoffs or championships are components of collecting military baseball. Fortunately trades and wins (and sadly, losses) come occur between the lines, on the field of play. Delete the scoop?
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A very nice medal from WW2 it was my grand fathers alls I know about it is that he was giving it in 1946 still in really great shape he always kept it in the original box... Delete the scoop?
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During the Vietnam War, approx. 200,000 Zippo's were sent to the soldiers stationed in Southeast Asia. I have here one of them that was sent to Siem Reap, Cambodia. Delete the scoop?
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Brand new! I have at least 50 pairs of these in boxes, some of them with the packing seal unopened! Delete the scoop?
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History buffs and war collectors this is a collection for you. 4 pc authentic civil war bullet and casing lot found while metal detecting in VA. 1 musket ball 1 bullet and 2 pcs of bullet shell casings. Delete the scoop?
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A Union officer's 1861 Navy Colt side arm found in a North Carolina church steeple, three Winchester rifles once owned by Charlie Russell and a gambling kit apparently owned by Wyatt Earp have all shown up. Delete the scoop?
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