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Military swag displayed

Kenneth Bowman, a veteran of the United States Marines, examines an antique pin from Flying Tiger Antiques at the West Coast Historical Militaria Collectors Show on Saturday. The 13th annual event was held at the Fairplex, where over 300 booths displayed various military antiques and collectibles for collectors and dealers. / photo by Nikky Huynh
Kenneth Bowman, a veteran of the United States Marines, examines an antique pin from Flying Tiger Antiques at the West Coast Historical Militaria Collectors Show on Saturday. The 13th annual event was held at the Fairplex, where over 300 booths displayed various military antiques and collectibles for collectors and dealers. / photo by Nikky Huynh
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