My 1st US liner - Indonesian army MP liner
Article about: When strolling in my hometown antique market, i manage to find this liner.... or the rest of it. The detail. We still can see the original US Army green The inner side... Westinghouse D30 An
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Re: My 1st US liner - Indonesian army MP liner
that was a nice find, the markings are still in good condition, and will look good for display
militaria must be very hard to get in Indonesia?
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Re: My 1st US liner - Indonesian army MP liner
A nice find from your neck of the woods.
As far as i am aware westinghouse stopped making these august 1945 that’s what “W” stands for.
People have come to the conclusion that the numbers in your case “D30” are just the press number it was made in.
I think I see green paint on the “A” washers, this would mean it was made mid ww2, I don’t know the exact dates but I would say around 1943.
Someone may have more information in there books
Regards
Rod
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battle gear
that was a nice find, the markings are still in good condition, and will look good for display
militaria must be very hard to get in Indonesia?
Well it depend.
If you're happened lived near an antique market, the chance of getting militaria antique increase greatly.
In my opinion, indonesia is a heaven for militaria antique. Because militaria from every part of the world is exist in here. From the dutch, japan, british, american, etc. And i'm really lucky in getting the mysterious dutch east indies clone made m35 stahlhelm.
Sometimes, the price tend to lower because the insufficient knowledge of militaria history among the militaria antique seller in here in particularly about the m1 helmet. So when you visit solo, don't surprised when you know the price of front seam fixed bail shell is only $10. But it's almost impossible in getting the rear seam swivel bail, because euro clone is really plentiful in here.
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plumbob
A nice find from your neck of the woods.
As far as i am aware westinghouse stopped making these august 1945 that’s what “W” stands for.
People have come to the conclusion that the numbers in your case “D30” are just the press number it was made in.
I think I see green paint on the “A” washers, this would mean it was made mid ww2, I don’t know the exact dates but I would say around 1943.
Someone may have more information in there books
Regards
Rod
Ah thank you!
So in the american market, how much the worth of this westinghouse liner in this kind of condition?
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