People during that era were generally smaller than people today.The food eaten by people has changed over the years, along with lifestyles, and health. So, clothing of the War times of the 40's might seem a bit small to us today.
$35 is more then what you would like to pay for a named visor cap with all the documentation? What world are you living in? That is an insanely good deal.
Hey WW2GUY1, Yeah, I realized I didn't give enough information until I published the video...go figure! As of the foreseeable future the Show of Shows will be held in Louisville! I run into the same problem with the timing, that is why I could only go one day...I hope you can go as it is an amazing show. It usually takes me 30 to 40 minutes just to stop oogling!
Sorry, I missed your question! As for now it is. If you can make it next year, you will not regret it. It is so big that I have found it to be absolutely overwhelming!
How do I obtain a missing rounded screw for a US WWII officers cap badge please? What is the thread size?
People during that era were generally smaller than people today.The food eaten by people has changed over the years, along with lifestyles, and health.
So, clothing of the War times of the 40's might seem a bit small to us today.
Sooo by American, German, French & British Army we would be giants!?
$35 is more then what you would like to pay for a named visor cap with all the documentation? What world are you living in? That is an insanely good deal.
Does anyone have a link to this website?
Good job buddy
I wanted to go to the Show of Shows but the timing just wasn't right. Maybe next year though.
Hey WW2GUY1,
Yeah, I realized I didn't give enough information until I published the video...go figure!
As of the foreseeable future the Show of Shows will be held in Louisville! I run into the same problem with the timing, that is why I could only go one day...I hope you can go as it is an amazing show. It usually takes me 30 to 40 minutes just to stop oogling!
Keep em Rolling Thats ok. Maybe we'll run into each other next year.
Also, is the show always held in Louisville, Kentucky?
Sorry, I missed your question! As for now it is. If you can make it next year, you will not regret it. It is so big that I have found it to be absolutely overwhelming!
Crusher caps always looked stylish on bomber pilots.