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US origin Oversea Finds

Not certain what the object may be but Delco Remy made electrical parts for Automobiles. That may be some type of battery.
 
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Thanks for looking. Next item was found violityman
http://i.piccy.info/i9/9c277dd659fd3927550c9d469ec1651c/1448729484/88069/896245/IMG_1852_800.jpg
http://i.piccy.info/i9/f2e31de8a31a5acd04f5a4ed9d304056/1448729517/99030/896245/IMG_1853_800.jpg
http://i.piccy.info/i9/014aa5f448701d35b67df9f9475779ab/1448729546/103706/896245/IMG_1854_800.jpg
http://i.piccy.info/i9/cb663c5685bf008e0d95868c5a9bddce/1448729574/93757/896245/IMG_1855_800.jpg
 
I had forgotten about condensers in the timing system for automobiles.
 
The eagle pin has the Great Seal which was created in 1912. It has the flag of France so it must be for an alliance with France. Maybe it commemorated the 150th anniversary of the French Alliance of 1778 in 1928.
 
Actually, the Great Seal was created in 1902. I don't know why I wrote 1912.
 
I would say these could have ended up over there from the Lend Lease program during WW2? Thanks for sharing!
 
Of course in the main.The place of events after 1943 contain a large amount of finds US and British origin. However, there are findings of the imperial period and WW1. Not long ago my friend of mine found the US Winchester m1895.I will try to show photo.This is a very interesting and rare rifle.
Thanks for the looking!
 
Nice finds!! :clapping:
corcoran brown, is a focus of fighting a military vehicle?
fountain pen seems that carries a coupling for a pantograph type machinery?
:cheers:
 
I think Corcoran Brown is auxiliary lights for column traffic. Look like as Dodge WC Model 1944/45.
I have not idea about pen. You know this better it seems.
Thanks for the looking:beers:
 
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