Personal Items
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CHALLENGE 8th ARMY PAPERWEIGHT, Â KOREA:Â Large 2 1/2" in diameter and heavy. Â Probably used as a paperweight.
Item # challenge 2_a $4.00
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USMC, 2nd BATTALION, 1st MARINES CHALLENGE COIN:Â Â 1 5/8" diameter.
Item # 61123Â Â $4.00
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GERMANY COMMANDING GENERAL CHALLENGE COIN: Â "V CORPS" coin. Â Type II.
Item # 81451Â Â $4.00
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8th ARMY CHALLENGE COIN: Â 1-1/2". Â Pretty colors. Engraved: Â "CG EUSA". Â Korean War period.
Item # 516038Â Â $4.00
SPANISH AMERICAN WAR VETERAN'S WATCH FOB: Â Nice item from the turn of the 20th Century. Â Very patriotic time in our history with Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders in Cuba; Admiral Dewey in Manila and Remember the Maine. Â Nice fob about 1-3/8" wide. Â Whitehead and Hoag maker mark. Â Nice patina, never cleaned.
Item # 1117007 Â $20.00
CHALLENGE COIN FROM 207th REGIONAL SUPPORT GROUP:Â Â Nice 1-1/2" coin.
Item # 61101Â $3.00
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U.S. MARINE CORPS TIE CLASP:Â Â
New in the original packaging.
Item # usmc tie clasp  $1.00
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Item # 6611Â Â $12.00
U.S. NAVY DOG TAG, FATHER AND SON PAPERS:  Dog tag is for the Son who was a Navy Fireman. His paper is his Draft Registration card dated 1963. He was from Oklahoma. He is buried in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St. Louis. A copy of his grave marker is included. The Father's paper is his Honorable Discharge card that shows his service dates of 1947 to 1951. He was a Navy 2nd Class Damage Controlman. A copy of his grave marker is included, it shows his service as WW2 and Korea. He is buried in Oklahoma. Both cards are well worn from being carried.
VETERAN'S WHEELCHAIR GAMES MEDALLION:  Large 1-3/4" heavy metal coin. 1/8" thick. On the front is red, white and blue enamel image. Text reads: "34th National Veteran's Wheelchair Games", "August 12-17, 2014. Philadelphia, Pa.".  On the back is the Liberty Bell and in green enamel, around the outside edge is: "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. "Where Heroes Make History".
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Item # 6911Â Â $2.00
Item # 6222Â Â $10.00
MATCH SAFE, CIVIL WAR KNAPSACK PATTERN:  This match box, or match safe is made in the shape of an American Civil War knapsack. It is made of tin and plated in a gold or brass tint. There is a striker on the bottom. Front opens up to access matches.
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Item # 6831Â Â $10.00
LIGHTER, JAPAN, PENGUIN, HIGH QUALITY, WHIRLWIND:Â Probably a souvenir lighter. No fluid, no flint.
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Item # 6832Â Â $35.00
LIGHTER, BLACK CRINKLE PAINT:  No name on this generic lighter. Only writing is on the body which is "EXTRA FLINT". Possibly WW2? Lid is slightly mis-aligned. Some wear to the finish etc. No fluid, no flint.
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Item # 6833Â Â $15.00
LIGHTER, FORT DIX NEW JERSEY:Â Â Made in Japan by ROTHCO. Lots of issues to the finish. No fluid, no flint. I did not remove insert to check for writing.
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LIGHTER, 1997 ZIPPO, TOWBOATER:  Towboater may refer to the tug boats that move the barges on the Missouri or Mississippi Rivers since they are in this area. Looks to be new but, it has been fired. Case may not be complete or original to this lighter. No fluid, no flint.
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Item # 6834Â Â $20.00
Item # 6836Â Â $10.00
LIGHTER: MINIATURE, BRASS:Â Â Made of either brass or copper which has tarnished. Measures about 1 3/8" X 7/8". On the bottom is a figure with the name TRADE MARK and Japan. No fluid, no flint.
Item # 61131Â Â $40.00
CIVIL WAR PERIOD SUN GLASSES:Â Â Green tinted glass. No problems. May have minor corrosion on the metal frame.
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