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Nostalgair · 13-12-2007, 03:09 AM

Hi All,

I initiated this thread on another forum previously and it was very interesting.

What is your most significant piece of memorabilia? Regardless of perceived commercial value, scarcity or even quality. It is an item that has sincere personal meaning to the individual.

I fortunately have an array of items from my Dad's service in WWII and Korea, some of which only came to light after his passing. Probably one of the most poignant are the goggles that were blasted off his face during a low level strike in Korea. The frame is buckled and one lens is shattered.

What is your most significant piece of memorabilia? Pick Just One.

Regards,

Owen

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Nostalgair Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: NSW, Australia Posts: 493 You're Top Poster: #10	Significant Memorabilia. Hi All, I initiated this thread on another forum previously and it was very interesting. What is your most significant piece of memorabilia? Regardless of perceived commercial value, scarcity or even quality. It is an item that has sincere personal meaning to the individual. I fortunately have an array of items from my Dad's service in WWII and Korea, some of which only came to light after his passing. Probably one of the most poignant are the goggles that were blasted off his face during a low level strike in Korea. The frame is buckled and one lens is shattered. What is your most significant piece of memorabilia? Pick Just One. Regards, Owen __________________ www.owenzupp.com Author: "Down to Earth"