Got this camera months ago. First time I put a battery in it there were a multitude of things that didn't seem to work right so I put it away and forgot about it. Then the other day I picked up the camera bag it came in and started to fiddle with it. After trying different batteries and pushing thin...

Wonder if a certain friend in Scotland ever looks at the site any longer? last time I was in contact he was retiring. Maybe he is vacationing some place. Saw this just now.

One thing that occurs to me is the attempt at humor with the written quips under the photos....."damn right we are going to say grace" under a photo of a group at a mess table. This was done at a battalion level of a Division that only had one brigade left and the highest ranking man with ...

This is a reproduction of only known yearbook edition ever produced by and for the 6th battalion 31st Infantry, 9th Division. Each page image can be clicked on for a better look and to enlarge and read the wording. I posted this primarily for old veterans of the 6/31st who may want to see it but hav...

I had forgotten about the one you posted about, Duncan. Seems like you did really good on the sale price for your friend. Don't see how IMA is going to sell the one they have at the asking price....but there are plenty of people with money burning a hole in their pockets and willing to depart with i...

A friend of mine's wife posted it on facebook. He and she are about as old as me.

Item: ONSV23CWS056 IN STOCK Original Imperial German Artillery Regiment Marked M1883 Reichsrevolver by Erfurt dated 1894 in Period Leather Holster - Serial 8240 l Regular price$1,495.00 IMA advertisement this morning. Seems like they were used as WWI got underway but were replaced by the Luger with...

According to a facebook page April is Scottish American Ancestry Month. Guess England doesn't have such a day.....or do they? It would be a bit much to have a Scottish citizens resident in England Ancestry Month probably. It would be a little like somebody living in Florida having an Alabamian Ances...

A hundred years ago today this story was in the news. Hitler and General Ludendorff were released from prison in sentences in Bavaria to the joy of a mob. They had been convicted of attempting an armed overthrow of the government that failed. The heat under the pot on the stove had just been turned ...