If youre looking for one weapon that changed World War II for the Allies, it just might be the humble Jeep. General George C. Marshall referred to the square, awkward-looking Jeep as Americas greatest contribution to modern warfare. The Jeep put horses on the sidelines of warfare for good and further mechanized the American military, transforming it into a swift-moving force. Provident Metals now offers 40 oz Antique Finish Silver Soldiers Collection Willys MB Jeep Statues to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a cardboard shipping box and an included Certificate of Authenticity!
• Limited casting of just 250 silver statues!
• Contains 40 Troy oz of actual silver content.
• 3D image of the reliable Willys MB Jeep with a GI behind the wheel driving.
• Antique specimens.
• Individual serial numbers, weight, and purity inscribed on the base.

When you purchase the 40 oz Antique Finish Silver Soldiers Collection Willys MB Jeep Statue, you receive your individual statue inside of a cardboard shipping box complete with a Certificate of Authenticity from Heads or Tales Coins & Collectibles. The statues each have an antique polish applied that highlights the intricate elements of the detail and have laser-etched markings on the base of the weight, purity, and serial number.

Design

The 3D depiction in the 40 oz Antique Finish Silver Soldiers Collection Willys MB Jeep Statue is that of the rough and rugged Jeep and includes a GI behind the wheel to drive. The light vehicle was produced by Willys-Overland Manufacturing in the United States and the World War II versions were built for the United States and its allies from 1941 to 1945. The Jeep became the first mass-produced 4×4 vehicle in world history.

The squared-off, awkward-looking Jeep proved nearly indestructible and capable of meeting any challenge during the war. It had the tough suspension and rugged tires to let it transverse any terrain regardless of where American forces were fighting during the war.

History

The Willys MB Jeep was produced in astonishing volume during World War II, with an estimated total of 647,925 units produced for the US and the Allies. Though the name and manufacturer of the Jeep would change in the years to come, additional versions of the Jeep served reliable with American forces during the Korean War and later as the Ford GPW during the Vietnam War. Jeeps werent replaced in the American light vehicle inventory, on mass, until the First Gulf War when the Humvee rolled onto the scene.

Ordering

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