longevity of First Field Dressings

11binf

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Aug 16, 2005
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I suspect that when you opened the WWII dresiings you might have spoiled a collector's item worth quite a bit had it been left unopened.

yea i know, but i have so many of them and i really do'nt care about the collector value...these are my dressings and i will use them as needed and i do'nt plan on selling them to re-enactors or what not...vince g. 11B INF...(genuine Infantry soldier)
 

santaman2000

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yea i know, but i have so many of them and i really do'nt care about the collector value...these are my dressings and i will use them as needed and i do'nt plan on selling them to re-enactors or what not...vince g. 11B INF...(genuine Infantry soldier)

Fair enough. I also have a lot of older stuff that I prefer to use rather than sell on so I know where you're coming from. I was just wondering though, if they were sold at value (assuming they really do have collector value) if the money gained might not buy a larger quanity of newer dressings?
 

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