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    Posted 10 years ago

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    I bought this small WWII foot locker today at an antique store and was curious if anyone has seen anything similar. I a little suspicious that the paint used for the words on the box would still look so good after all these years? I am also curious about the word "CRASH" painted on the lid. Possibly a nickname?

    Thanks,

    Barry

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    1. Manikin Manikin, 10 years ago
      very cool !
    2. ttomtucker ttomtucker, 10 years ago
      I believe your foot locker is newer then WW2. The rank of SP.4 Mulligan wasn't used by the Army until July 1, 1955. The drawing of the Armored Personnel Carrier M-113
      wasn't used until 1962. The 108th Inf. became part of the 27th Armored Division in late 1968. The name CRASH was more then likely a nickname. Looks like the foot locker was used during the Vietnam period.
    3. cdunde1, 10 years ago
      Great info. I appreciate it. That makes sense since the drawing and words looked too good to be from the ww2 era.
    4. ttomtucker ttomtucker, 10 years ago
      Your welcome, I was in the Army from 1961-1964, I was also a SP/4 Specialist fourth class.
    5. cdunde1, 10 years ago
      I bought the locker because Im doing a ww2 military pinup poster and wanted a authentic locker for a prop. I will keep looking.
    6. scottvez scottvez, 10 years ago
      Agree with tom-- probably VN era.

      scott

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