Dating folding chairs
- Robert Cotten
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Re: Dating folding chairs
Same type of chair.
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Re: Dating folding chairs
Great photo! Makes me want to paint it 23070 OD.
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Re: Dating folding chairs
Robert Cotten wrote:Same type of chair.
Is that an original picture, or a reenactor picture???
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Re: Dating folding chairs
Good point. I wouldn't bet a penny on this being a re-enactment photo in the US, but some of those Brit/EU events often get to this level of authenticity...UPNATM wrote:Robert Cotten wrote:Same type of chair.
Is that an original picture, or a reenactor picture???
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Re: Dating folding chairs
It's an original, Signal Corps photograph. The POM marking on the crate (bottom left) is for the V Corps Artillery, Headquarters & Headquarters Battery.
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Ben.
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