Is this valuable?

Pilgrim said:

The 1st Extra edition of the Dec. 7, 1941, Honolulu Star-Bulletin has some value to collectors because it is rare. (Antiques & Collectibles: World War II newspaper may have some value)

eBay puts a $10 "order of magnitude" value on similar items as yours...

My family has found it rewarding to donate selected "military service memorabilia" from the collections of our deceased veteran family members to their respective home town museums. Local museums and communities benefit from such charitable gifts that often become parts of displays for all to enjoy.

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Pilgrim said:

You're welcome Scotty. Don't put it in the junk drawer...

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Pilgrim said:

Hope you find more hidden treasures as you sift through your father's collections. Did he like to fish?

My neighbor, who's originally from Arkansas, shared some fried catfish with me yesterday. It brought back memories of grandma's kitchen.

I thought of you and your fishing photographs too. ><<(((º>[/QUOT
Oh yes, He fished and hunted a bunch so I have all that stuff that we shared as very special reminders :] It is funny that you mention fish because he had some fish in his freezer that he had not ate so I fried it up last night and ate it.
He is greatly missed and I do not like what happened, but it was his will that he choose this and I just have to pick up the pieces and try to go on. My biggest problem right now is the images in my head and I have saw a lot in my life but when it is your own family, It is totally different. It has me unable to sleep at night and I feel scared for some reason? I know I will be ok though because I can do all things through God who strengthens me. :]

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