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Hi guys I have been offered a logbook group to a PBY naval aviator who served from 1943 to 1947 the group includes his Balfour naval pilots wings a Kiska dagger pin two Asian theater medals and his log book Logbook is full but it appears he was an instructor at Pensacola Fl there are entries that he flew photo missions over Bikini Atoll for atomic bomb photos Can anyone offer an opinion on value of such a group? seller is asking $140 US Are atom bomb testing logbook groups rare or desirable? thanks and regards, Ryan
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Photos included in the grouping ?
Doug
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Hi Doug unfortunately no cheers, Ryan
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I'll go out on a limb and say $140 is too much.
Potential collectors very limited, if they are just routine flight logs then not even that historical.
Even if there is some fairly detailed logs relating specifically to the atomic tests the info has been available for decades ,,, But hey, what do I know about atomic test log books ?
Never heard of a Kiska dagger pin, group would likely peak the interest of a PTO buff.
Doug
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