Update: after trying to belittle me cause I came in “demanding” I receive proper documentation over a “made in the USA” sticker on the back of the black boxes. Because the ladies up front told me the back of the box had a sticker that would prove purchase and authenticity and me explaining I will use the power of my credit card, they gave me a wrong COA.. but hey we eventually got it figured out and they got the correct item printed and signed. I guess I’m happy..

These ladies laughed at the comment I made when I said the box says made in the USA.. lady you told me the box was validation and had a sticker of authenticity to prove its a real war relic.. how does a sticker from the USA prove that?

I still agree with everyone’s review about how rude those front end ladies are and I am no longer a fan on this establishment. Really wish the history traveler wasn’t connected to this place.

I came here cause of what he has shown and I expected to be able to shop the relics and items myself but it really feels like you bother the front end ladies when you buy, ask questions or when you interrupt the personal conversations they have behind the counter.

I even told them I looked up items I wanted online at first and was told some of that stuff isn’t ready and has to be bought online.. I then found a stand of all the war relics by the front door. Hmm. just a weird way to run a museum business

Original issue: Bought a relic in store and it didn’t have the COA in the box when I got it open. I went back and was told the box it came in is proof I got it here… COA are only provided if I had to shipped so I know it’s real.. that’s really stupid… so I will be disputing the charges on my credit card.