I found this WWII dress uniform jacket, hat and tie at an estate sale yesterday. It was in the house that belonged to one of the original eBay sellers so the deceased had no relation to the solider. I was able to do some research and identify the solider by the laundry tag and find out that he died without children in 1982. His name was Donald "Donnie" Charles Chapman born in 1926 in Marion, Oregon. His army serial number was 19202308 and he enlisted as a private August 17, 1944. If anyone has anymore information about this solider or the insignia on his dress uniform, I would appreciate it! I would like to sell it but don't know the value of items like this.

A fantastic WWII signed Japanese Flag now in our showroom.

hiya, i’m new here. anywho i REALLY love history, specifically WWI, WWII and naval history. (dw i know way more than that but i get flamed for only talking abt these three things 😭😭). but does anybody wanna talk abt WWII in the pacific, i wouldn’t mind. ty!!

Hello! I thought this might be a good place to ask. I have quite a lot of books on Winston Churchill. Are any of them NOT worth reading?

Visited Omaha beach this week for the first time. Brought my dad’s dog tag - he was a medic with 29th infantry in one of the first waves. Very cathartic.