baddog8it 0 Posted April 5 (edited) While cleaning off my workbench, I ran across this bronze disk. I believe that I acquired it when cleaning out my grandfathers work shop. I don't have much need to keep it, and it seems a shame to throw it in the recycling bin. I would love to find a worthy home for it. It says: U.S. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT TULSA ENGINEER DISTRICT ELEV. STA. NO. BM AK 37 1941 Any ideas on what to do with it? Edited April 5 by baddog8it typo Quote Share this post Link to post
+Atlas Cached 167 Posted April 6 (edited) What is the current name of that government agency? Contact them? Here are several options! 8^) Edited April 6 by Atlas Cached Quote Share this post Link to post
Z15 5 Posted April 6 (edited) U.S Engineers is the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers (COE). ►https://www.swt.usace.army.mil/ Quote Early 1941 - Tulsa District is building the Tulsa Aircraft Assembly Plant #3, (the Bomber Plant) which became home of McDonnell Douglas in Tulsa, Okla. Construction began on the $29 million Midwest City Air Depot (now Tinker Air Force Base) and the Oklahoma Aircraft Assembly Plant #5 in Oklahoma City which was annexed into Tinker in 1947 as Building 3001. Edited April 7 by Z15 1 Quote Share this post Link to post
