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WWI 82nd Division Division Display

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    Here is a little display I put together a while back. Now, I've got to put together something for my Air Service collection & Tank Corps...
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    Beautiful items and great-looking display Chuck! It would be very cool if he had applied for the PH and you could find it...is this tunic named?
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    Very nice and tastefully done display!

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    I agree, a great display!

    Cheers, Ade.

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    Thank you all for your kind words. Besides collecting all this old stuff, I also pursue an interest in photography.
    I don't remember if the uniform was identified but certain other pieces of equipment were. The leggings had the name "Ross" written on the inside & the Mills bet had "Fred". I do remember finding a 'Fred Ross' that was wounded in the 82nd Div, 321st Artillery Rgt during WWI. All that data was lost when my computer crashed last year. I know, I know...I should have backed it up on an external drive or at least print a copy for the records...Let's just say I learned my lesson.
    In regards to the Mills belt, there are several little red/brown droplet stains that I thought at first was rust, but the pattern & my overall gut impression was blood staining.
    Basically, everything you see belonged to him except for the helmet, patches, portrait & flag. The only thing I didn't display was Ross's overcoat. Somewhere along the line, the shoulder insignia on the overcoat was removed. Dang it!

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