It occurred to me just a few minutes ago that it's possible the tag on my A-3 pants can be used to interpret what B-3 my grandfather would have had along with it. I assume it must have been a B-3 since they were apparently paired as a flight suit when issued. Can any of the vintage jacket crowd...
No, not yet. I have a couple cars to build and three daughters to raise. I would really love one, though, as a cold-weather driving coat for the sporty roadster I have planned. I wonder if the tag on my A-3 pants can be used to interpret what B-3 my grandfather would have had along with it? I...
I paid $100 a few years ago for a Lee boater in similar shape and thought it was a reasonable price. Size makes a difference, of course--a 6 3/4 boater is probably only worth $40, but a 7 3/8 or larger is easily a $100 hat.
Wasn't there an attempt during the Depression to boost consumer spending by mucking around with the date of Thanksgiving to give an earlier and longer Christmas shopping season?
That kind of thing falls closer to the "routine maintenance" end of the scale than the "major restoration" end. I expect you'll have little trouble. Your shop manual or the good folks at p15-d24.com should tell the tale.
Even if you can request those records without being his next of kin, there's a good chance they were destroyed in the big St. Louis records fire in 1973.
You're fortunate, sheeplady, I graduated in 2001 and the former Home Ec classrooms had long since been subdivided into ordinary classrooms--though their ovens were still intact. Auto shop was similarly long gone.
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