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Show Time for Military Collectibles
By Peter Suciu

Published Thursday, February 28, 2008  | 0 comments  | Print  | E-mail

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A North West Trading Company miniature display of a British Mark I tank looks ready to charge into action.

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A small collection of non-operational Second World War German automatic weapons, including an MG-42 (top), as well as two MP-40 (each side) submachine guns and a very nice example of the very first assault rifle the StG44/MP44.

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A variety of Third Reich banners was on display from Wolfe-Hardin Military Antiques.

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Keith Gill, director of Museum Operations for the First Division Museum (Wheaton, IL) shows off a stunning collection of painted American World War I steel helmets. This is one of the most complete collections of Model 1917 helmets in the world.

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