We can combine shipping but PLEASE wait for us to send a combined invoice on FRIDAY as we are charged for each transaction/payment received.\"The Personal Collection of Forrest Guth Easy Company506 Parachute Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Band of Brothers\"
The Gettysburg Museum of History has been authorized by the Family of Forrest Guth to market some of His collection, the museum is keeping his WW2 period artifacts donated by the Guth family. Using the guidanceof the family however we are passingsome of the other items to Band of Brothers fans. Please see the copy of the notarized document signed by Guth\'s family.All of the items from the Guth collection are 100% guaranteed to have been owned by Forrest Guth and comes with a certified special certificate of authenticity and a copy of the document from the Guth family.The Guth family and The Gettysburg Museum of History hope to place these items into the hands of Bands of Brothers fans and in doing so help to preserve the memory of Forrest Guth and The Band of Brothers. All signed items are guaranteed byErik Dorr curator of the Gettysburg Museum of History and author of Hang Tough The WW2 Letters and Artifacts of Major Dick Wintersto be authentic.Forrest L. Guth was one of the original members of Easy Company. Forrest was featured in the book and series Band of Brothers. He was instrumental in the originalinterviews conducted by Stephen Ambrose. One of Guth\'s greatest contributions was that he carried an unauthorized camera on D-Day resulting in some of the most iconic photos of Easy Company in Normandy including the photo taken atSainte-Marie-du-Mont that was used on the cover of the book Band of Brothers. Guth was wounded in Holland but came back for Bastogne.Guth was well liked by the other men and was known as the unofficialarmorer. He was known for grinding the sears on M-1 Garand rifles to make them fire fully automatically. He also rigged his uniform and equipment with extra pockets and other unique features. Guth won a \"ticket home lottery\" after The Easy Company\'s time in Haguenau.Guth was very active at Easy CompanyReunionsafterthe war and was an industrialarts teacher. Guth sadly passed away in 2009.WE WERE A BAND OF BROTHERS BY JOHN D. SHAW
June 5, 1944, at Uppottery Airfield, England . . . Gilded in the evening’s glow, Lt. Richard Winters confers with his “Band of Brothers,” the paratroopers of Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne.

Soon, these young men would parachute into German-occupied France, to spearhead Europe’s emancipation.

Winters holds a letter from regimental commander Col. Robert Sink, that states, “Tonight is the Night of Nights. Tomorrow throughout the whole of our homeland and the Allied world the bells will ring out the tidings that you have arrived, and the invasion for liberation has begun.”

print size: 34.5\" x 24\"Valor Studios Print We Were A Band of Brotherssigned by Forrest Guth and the Artist John D. Shaw
This print was personally owned by Forrest Guth.A rare print100% guaranteed authenticPlease click on the \"ME\" icon at thetop of the listing to learn more about the Erik L. Dorr Collection andthe Gettysburg Museum of History

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