A memory

[ColMike]

When I was still in High School, my Dad took up woodworking. Additionally, he was a lifetime railroad man. In the old days, tickets were hung vertically inside lockable cabinets based on the number of stops.. a ticket for each stop as I remember. As technology progressed, these cabinets were no longer needed and he was able to acquire one. We worked on it and made it into a gun cabinet of sorts. Below are two pictures, one with the cabinet closed and one open with some weapons on display. It's a fond memory.

http://i612.photobucket.com/albums/tt204/davismh76/cabclosed.jpg

http://i612.photobucket.com/albums/tt204/davismh76/cabopen.jpg

[douglas_knott]

Mike that is very neat. Great memory of your father.

[Jason_G]

That is cool. :cool:

Jason

[NAMVET72]

Mike that is very neat. Great memory of your father.

+100 to what Doug Posted............


Clyde

[MajO]

Very nice connection to your past.

[sdmc530]

very cool....

[skosh69]

Mike, that's just awesome....

[Snipersnest]

Very nice. Got enough challenge coins??:D

[AutoMag]

Very nice Mike!!!

The challenge coins are great, I am trying to get my collection started again. I have some of my dad's from his 30 years in the Navy but I seemed to have misplaced them in the move of my mom to my sisters house. I did locate all of his medals and awards though.

I am getting a coin this weekend from a SEAL friend of mine.Clyde