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TM 8-7310-200-12, Operator's and Organizational Maintenance: Gasoline Stoves and Burners. 1959 edition. Covers most Coleman and other pressurized fuel stoves in use from WWII through the late 1950s.

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Well, went back to get some more stuff a few weeks ago. Prices were more negotiable than previous, but not as much as I expected. Did find out that they are planning to stay in business a little longer, till about May. They just have so much stuff it's they're still going to have their hands...

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Love this show, probably my favorite one to attend every year. I got there early am on Friday, had a great day. Lots of show-goers and vendors, the weather was really nice, and got to see some good friends again. The weather forecast showed almost 100% chance of rain for Saturday. I was...

This Sunday it was the Howard County hamfest in Maryland. Good turnout, though this one has been getting smaller over the years as well. Very little in the way of military radio gear, but I saved a handful of it. Pic 1: Another BC-348 aircraft receiver, this one is an -R variant, so one of...

A lot of CUCVs had the metal bracket to mount the C-2299 radio control box there, as well as the headset, mic, etc. Other things were bolted there, as well...

Going back there in a couple weeks with a friend for one last snagging trip - save what we can while it's there. Hope there's some stuff left, IMHO - I heard from several sources the walk-in customer volume has REALLY shot up, guess a lot of other radio guys have the same idea.

I will be there all day Friday and Saturday, my usual spots. Just bringing odds and ends military surplus to sell. Stop by and say hi!

Can't make it this time around, we are backed up at work and we have mandatory weekends until the tickets are cleared. Have a great time, fellas, the weather is supposed to be pretty nice. I'll see you all next cycle, hopefully.

More pics of military gear, and my saves. These pics from the show are units that I was either too busy or too forgetful to ask how much they were. Pic 1: A pair of PRC-25s, one had a H-250 handset, the other a H-189. Pic 2: These were interesting, I didn't see a data plate on either unit...

Last Sunday I went to the Berryville VA hamfest; Berryville is always a big show and this time didn't disappoint. Beautiful weather, hundreds of tailgaters selling things, and lots of older equipment (including military rigs). I even got my daughter to come along and watch the table selling a...

Last few pics of the front room. Also what I purchased. My buddy got some odds and ends, and a nice WWII BC-348 receiver. I snagged a R-1051 receiver with the proper shock mount, a few rack-mounted components of dual- and triple-diversity receiver units, a flight data recorder (I save some...

Front room pics, aisles of military and civilian radio equipment, test equipment, manuals, pieces and parts.

More pics. Pallets and stacks of parts and u-fix units of all sorts. Check out the last pic - Johnson Desk Kilowatt, it's a ham radio transmitter and a 1KW amplifier built into a metal desk!

I went to Fair Radio a couple weeks back with a friend. I was all about going to post an update in my existing thread about Fair Radio, just posting up pics and whatnot, when I got an email from same friend. He heard that Fair Radio Sales, which has been a mainstay in the surplus and vintage...

I missed a couple hamfests recently due to work conflicts, but I finally got to one last Saturday in Manassas Park, VA. Figures the one I get to is small-ish and I was done there in about an hour. Next big one in this area is in early August, I hope work doesn't rear its ugly head for that...

A few more MV pics, and a couple non-MVs that made me smile, too!

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