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Ron Goldstein · 13-12-2007, 04:53 AM

Owen

You ask "What is your most significant piece of memorabilia? Regardless of perceived commercial value, scarcity or even quality"

That's an easy one.

For me, it's my Army Album, cobbled together in 1946 and still with me today.

Ron Goldstein's Actual Army Album

Cheers

Ron

13-12-2007, 04:53 AM	#5 (permalink)
Ron Goldstein WW2 Veteran Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: UK Posts: 34 You're Top Poster: #33	Owen You ask "What is your most significant piece of memorabilia? Regardless of perceived commercial value, scarcity or even quality" That's an easy one. For me, it's my Army Album, cobbled together in 1946 and still with me today. Ron Goldstein's Actual Army Album Cheers Ron __________________ "Called up" on 1/10/1942. Served as a Wireless-Op with the 49th LAA (78 Div) from Apr 1943 to Dec 1944 (North Africa,Sicily,Italy, Egypt). The Regiment was disbanded in Dec 1944 and I was retrained (in Italy) by the Royal Armoured Corps. Served as a Loader-Op with the 4th QOH from Mar 1945 to Jan 1946 (Italy, Austria, Germany) Finished up as Tech Cpl for "A" Sqdrn. "De-mobbed" in Apr 1947