My Huge Ww1 and Ww2 Military Gear Collection: Part 2 

Once again, AWESOME collection! I made sure to watch all the way through for ya! I would recommend making your intros abit shorter and get right to it. I wonder who keeps bringing Militaria in to your home 🤔 lol

You share many collections of specimens, military uniforms, and military equipment here. 17:49

Another great video JonBoy! You’ve got some sweet deals over the years. $2 for a WW2 M1 Garand cartridge belt…WOW! I like the information tags you use, I’ve started doing the same thing. Thanks for the tip. As far as the length of your video go, I prefer the longer ones. In fact, the longer the better…(that’s what she said). 😆 Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🪖🪖🪖🎖️🎖️🎖️

Very nice war memorabilia. Always enjoy watching your videos. Never know what I get to see and learn

Great video and I have the same problem, someone sneaking in and putting stuff in my war room lol

Just an amazing collection. I love to see these ‘other’ items. Your Jackets and Helmets are top notch, but to see this side of the collection is wonderful. Thanks for all your hard work.

Nice collection. Your gas mask bag on the right is from the Vietnam War era.

really nice group of field gear. love that carbine bag. those are extremely hard to find and expensive now. ive never had one. thanks for sharing Larry

that span am pack is cool! the 60 is probably itd inventory number. it was very common pre ww1 for military gear to be marked with an inventory number. but the practice was mostly dropped during and after ww1 due to the huge expansion of the army. your ww1 gasmask bag is actually british manufacture, which makes sense as the 1st gasmasks the us got were small box respirators from the british. the FLA on the haversack could possibly be for the florida national guard. the national guard used these haversacks up into ww1. the usn MK V gasmask was introduced in the mid 1950s. great stuff! really enjoying these videos!

Thanks video hay quá ❤❤

gremlins. its gremlins lol.

Hello, I would like to ask if you know the manufacturer Kellburn? I have a WW2 pistolbelt marked KELLBURN 44. I'm just trying to research about it.

Amazing!

Hey Jon, I love your videos and have been watching every episode for about 3 years. I met you at SOS two years ago and plan on going back this year. I would like to meet up with you briefly. I have something for your Collection I would like to give you. I am not sure how to private message you on RU-vid so maybe you can help me get in touch offline. Thanks, Mark