World War 2 represented the United States effort to defeat the Axis powers (Germany and Japan were major players.) Germany wreaked havoc in Europe. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. The world was overwhelmingly threatened. The United States offered their greatest military effort of all time. The war started in 1939 when Germany invaded Poland. It ended December 1945 when the Axis formally surrendered. The nation’s industries were mobilized to supply and enable the American Armed Forces, Naval and Air Forces. 16 million Americans served in the U.S. Armed Forces. More than 400,000 were killed in action and near 700,000 were wounded. Today the war would have cost the U.S. $4.5 trillion. Civilians on the Home Front were a huge moral foundation serving the troops 24/7.To show support the Home Front hung flags and banners in their windows. Some displayed 1, 2 or 3 stars indicating how many in the family were serving. Other flags and banners displayed patriotic messages. In response to clients requesting vintage patriotic treasures, My Forever Treasures has the perfect gift. A “These Colors Will Not Run” World War 2 Home Front winner. The Holy Grail of patriotic messages “These Colors Will Not Run,” flag/banner framed […]
This is, a highly embossed, Confederate Civil War Powder Flask. The brass and copper Flask, offers detailed images, of an eagle, cannon, crossing guns, rifles, stars, flags and so much more. You’ll find the very elaborate artwork, is what makes our Confederate Civil War Relic, so desireable. More than 155 years old, in excellent condition, and the magic = of being brought back in time, are why I love it. The adjuster screw, at the top of the the brass cap works. The Flask measures, 8″ high and 3+” across the widest part. It’s endured, Civil War battles and survived. The detailed artwork, on this Confederate Scalloped Designed Flask, make it a great addition, to any Civil War Collection. My Forever Treasures, has opened our “back in time,” treasure vault. Offering our most, historical treasure, in ages. Framed, on your wall, the Copper and Brass, Classically Embossed Civil War Relic, will serve, as Historical “Eye Candy.” you deserve the best.:) find it here.:) REB Digs; Rare Civil War Confederate Weapons Cache Found From Potter’s Raid 1865. January 25, 1981, one of the largest caches of Confederate weapons ever found, was excavated in South Carolina. You will be amazed by […]
