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NSTCW Vol. 35 No. 3
Item #: NST35-3
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Cover: "Today's the Day"
Photo by Jack W. Melton, Jr.; composition by Stephen W. Sylvia and Jack W. Melton, Jr.; artifacts courtesy Joe Haile. Please see our p. 34 cover story on the breathtaking recent success of a longtime relic hunter.
Features

The Credit Where Due Issue, in which once-overlooked artifacts,
previously unsung soldiers, and deserving collectors come to the foreā€”and a misattribution gets corrected at last


22 The Curry Comb: Overlooked Relic of the War
by Ken R. Knopp, with assistance from Ralph Emerson

34 Cover Story: Today's the Day
by Joe Haile

41 John Donnell Smith:
"Unlimber, commence firing"
by William J. Stier

46 Interview: George E. Whiting,
Pioneer Collector
by Maj. William I. Brown (USA Ret.)
Sidebar: Keith Gibson reports on the
Henry Stewart Collection at the VMI Museum

54 Who Invented Night Writing?
by Jack W. Melton, Jr.

62 The Saga of Sherman's Hat:
"You wear a shocking bad hat!"
by Roger S. Durham


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