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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- The Ohio Valley Military Society hosted yet another great show for military history buffs and collectors in Wilmington, Ohio on June 7 and 8, 2024 at the Roberts Centre, 123 Gano Road, Wilmington, Ohio. The first segment is a superb Imperial Japanese Army Officer's samurai sword, hand made ancient blade in WWII mounts, a superb piece which was sold by one of the fine vendors who specialized in Japanese swords.
With my follow up video of the Max Show, I focused on examining items.
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Great stuff , shame U couldn't slow down a little , nice sword at beginning the temper line was beautiful
yes! for the OMSA and the Maxx show ahead I will focus on only close ups
Agreed slow down
Are you sure you couldn’t walk any faster?
Lol
What a sword! Really nice video
Thank you! I will start another channel, focused on militaria. Just bread and butter stuff. What every collector wants. No Adolf mustaches, no fluff. Look for "Pops Militaria"
Max Show video is up where I slowed down to smell the militaria :)
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Charlie Brown was a B-17 pilot. His story was told by Adam Makos in the excellent book “A Higher Call.” He died in 2008.
yes, that was Charles "Lester" Brown. I have the print, a "Higher Call," by John D. Shaw which portrayed that devine moment in time when LW pilot, Franz Stigler, was a gentlemen. This PH was issued to a Charles P. Brown, a black patriot who served in the Engineers in WWII. I research and collect Purple Hearts. Needless to say the name caught my eye. Also not to be confused with the Peanuts character lol Anyways, gonna set up a separate channel on militaria illustrating what original stuff is supposed to look like. Thank you for honoring our patriots
Far too rushed...you didn't stop on anything
yes! understood. My next show videos will focus only on close ups, and on a separate channel, "Pops Militaria"