USGI Coveralls Flying Man’s Very Light K2B Small Short w/ David Clark H 10-76

The product is a vintage USGI Flying Man’s very light coveralls in K2B small short size, worn during the Vietnam War. It includes a David Clark H 10-76 helmet. This original piece of militaria from the conflict era is a unique and collectible item for those interested in military history and artifacts from the Vietnam War.

USGI Coveralls Flying Man’s Very Light K2B Small Short w/ David Clark H 10-76

The product is a vintage USGI Flying Man’s very light coveralls in K2B small short size, worn during the Vietnam War. It includes a David Clark H 10-76 helmet. This original piece of militaria from the conflict era is a unique and collectible item for those interested in military history and artifacts from the Vietnam War.

Antique album for memory William David Clark Frances L Clark Manor Park Cemetery

Here is a real antique album. The album is under broken condition but it has very good history records it is a 1880’s album (picture 14, 15). I think the album was for memory the William David Clark and his son Frances L. Clark. They were interred in the Manor Park Cemetery in 1879 and 1880. This is a big value for the album as the history of the album is clear to identify it is a real antique. I have to update the 2 interred cards have been sold. So, the advertise is only for selling the album. BUT THIS ADVERTISE IS STILL GOOD EVIDENCE FOR IDENTIFY THE ALBUM IS FROM 1880s’. You can screen shoot the advertise. You may be can also screen shoot the 2 sold interred cards advertise to show the history of the album is from 1880s’ follow this link www.ebay.co.uk/itm/145143666721 The album has no photographs. For the album size: The length is 30cm, width is 23.8cm and thickness is about 6.3 to 6cm. The following reference number is only for reminding me where is the album, not for the advertise. Please ignore this reference number Reference number: on the ground floor

Antique album for memory William David Clark Frances L Clark Manor Park Cemetery

Here is a real antique album. The album is under broken condition but it has very good history records it is a 1880’s album (picture 14, 15). I think the album was for memory the William David Clark and his son Frances L. Clark. They were interred in the Manor Park Cemetery in 1879 and 1880. This is a big value for the album as the history of the album is clear to identify it is a real antique. I have to update the 2 interred cards have been sold. So, the advertise is only for selling the album. BUT THIS ADVERTISE IS STILL GOOD EVIDENCE FOR IDENTIFY THE ALBUM IS FROM 1880s’. You can screen shoot the advertise. You may be can also screen shoot the 2 sold interred cards advertise to show the history of the album is from 1880s’ follow this link www.ebay.co.uk/itm/145143666721 The album has no photographs. For the album size: The length is 30cm, width is 23.8cm and thickness is about 6.3 to 6cm. The following reference number is only for reminding me where is the album, not for the advertise. Please ignore this reference number Reference number: on the ground floor

1937 Press Photo David Clark Kidnapped LA District Attorney With Wife

It may contain wrinkles, cracks, and possibly even tears due to its age and how it was handled before it got to us. A scanner may interpret colors and contrast differently than human eyes will, so it is possible that the actual photograph may be slightly darker or lighter in person.

1937 Press Photo David Clark Kidnapped LA District Attorney With Wife

It may contain wrinkles, cracks, and possibly even tears due to its age and how it was handled before it got to us. A scanner may interpret colors and contrast differently than human eyes will, so it is possible that the actual photograph may be slightly darker or lighter in person.

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