Attic Clean out...

BttleDiggerDrew · Nov 17, 2010

So far, September 1945 boat ticket from South Hampton England to NY aboard the Queen Elizabeth (welcome home Grandpa)
1 Book from 1946 called "90mm" recording the exploits of the AAA in Europe during WW2, with Lt. Col. Sherehouse on the inside cover, with published letters from US Army C/O's, including Patton giving accolades to the 116th AAA guarding the Remagen Bridge, including a unit citation letter.
Lastly, an original Eisenhower D-Day Letter
More to come... when I find it

romeo-1 · Nov 17, 2010

Pictures man, pictures!!!

allen · Nov 17, 2010

your attic must be full of goodies !! :thumbsup:

BttleDiggerDrew · Nov 18, 2010

Pass..

BttleDiggerDrew · Nov 18, 2010

Up close..

Potter Poker · Nov 18, 2010

Those are priceless treasures! :headbang:

CMDiamonddawg · Nov 18, 2010

He got a ride back on the Queen Elizabeth after the war , very glad he made it home :icon_thumleft:

any footlocker filled with bring homes

Skelly607 · Nov 18, 2010

Sweet!

BttleDiggerDrew · Nov 18, 2010

CMDiamonddawg said:
He got a ride back on the Queen Elizabeth after the war , very glad he made it home any footlocker filled with bring homes

Yes, a ranking officers uniform from cap to boot of a SS Panzer Lehr officer (had in my possession for a number of years), Hitler youth dagger, Hitler youth belt buckle, Luger, etc. I am on the verge of putting together a Japanese officers uniform as well.