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Jeff(WD45-SATX-TN) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 20 Oct 2010 at 12:30pm
Saw my dad this past weekend and he passed down my grand dad's AC items. My grand father worked on AC construction equipment mainly, did a lot of training up in Springfield. He collected all sorts of pins, watch fobs, and tie clips. He has been gone quiet a long time now. Sure wish I could have heard his stories, but I was a little young. These items were salvaged from the house fire back in 1994. Sadly we lost my grand ma in that fire. My dad went through and saved some things. These are part of that collection. Also a service log my grand dad kept on all the AC machines he serviced and repaired. Very rare and personal things to me. I am greatful to have them. I felt I should share them with others who have a passion for the history and things that are Allis Chalmers.  
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That looks like a nice collection of goodies, and having the family connection is better yet
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Jeff, You should be very pleased and honored to have these items from your GRANDFATHER.  All too often - and I look at myself - things get tossed in the spur of the moment and unfortuately cannot be retreived ever again.  The few things I have of my father's are priceless to me not to mention my very few items I have from my Grandfather.  Now I make a point of asking for a tool or some special item fromt any close friend or relative to remember them by. 
Enjoy!!  Thanks for Sharing.
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That's so cool!
 
Excellent and thanks for sharing!
 
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Jeff, thanks for sharing. Those items are priceless.
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Probably stuff you seen often as a kid.  Things like that do hold truly special memories. Thanks for the pics.
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Priceless indeed Jeff!!!!. Thanks for sharing the info and photos.
 
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