any info on these?

[metallica fish]

id like to really know if they are real? 99% sure they are as they were found in family items who were in the forces.

[Dean]

look old enough to be real IMO

[Battery Command Post]

Looks real to me.

Whose are they?

Rob

[metallica fish]

never looked inside tbh...

the service book hasnt really been used. only the first page. no name. only says that the person was enlisted for NS on 1 NOV 1945

skill at arms...
army number: 12345678 (seems unlikely to me?)
rank and name : Teacake J

weapon No.
rifle ... XYZ 9876

there are a few scores in the book. but not much is written in

[Battery Command Post]

Seems unlikely to me also. Sounds like they are unused but someone scribbled in them. They're OK though. You should be able to tell exactly when they were printed. Have a look at the end of each book and you should see the printing info line, usualy the very last printed line in the book. It will look something like:

(12345) Wt. 45454-9999 1M 2/43 W.C.&S Ltd Gp. 345

In this case (which I made up) the 2/43 tells you it was printed Feb 1943 and the 1M that it was a 1 Million print run.

Rob

[Paul D]

Sounds like they were used by kids to play with !!

[AMTG]

Could be used as examples for training