Featured 1916 Gen. Pershing 'invasion of Mexico ' 30.06 training blanks? WWII Ship ID case for pilots!

Found these yesterday while at my regular thrift store!

Image search and key word search didn't turn up anything similar on the General Pershing training blanks - could these be real? Or vauluable, like stuff found near civil war battlefields?

It was donated with the WWII model ships case - which I've found was used to teach pilots how to identify friend from foe ships, so they didn't bomb the wrong one(!), so maybe it was from someone who collected military stuff & possibly real?
Thanks for any help!

 

Check this out buddy,looks good-$$$. You can sell them at auction or do your quickie garage sale routine.The Auction could make you hundreds (maybe more),but i know like like a quick turnover.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/355808979851
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/case-u-s-navy-miniature-models-german-navy-427-c-fe34bfcaaa
https://www.bonhams.com/auction/224...-c1944-17-x-135-x-4-in-431-x-342-x-104-cm-20/
https://www.westsea.com/02modelsandhulls.html

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2967241056...p4D_gMXQb-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2263554053...p4D_gMXQb-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

J Man-You've got this tech thing down.

 

Does anyone have any idea if this is real?

 

Very cool finds. The training model ships are great. And the blanks have a interesting story.

 

No reason they wouldn’t be real but I don’t think you’d be looking at a ton of value. Unless it’s a rare caliber/make and there’s a few munitions collectors that need to have them. Only one way to find out, throw them up as an auction item. Even if they were live and tied directly to the battle site with documented authenticated provenance I don’t think they’d bring a ton. Blanks from a camp with just one persons story are still interesting but probably more interesting than valuable. If they were mine I’d expect $20-$50 but you never know.

 

Thanks I appreciate the advice. Your right there's no way to authenticate + they're blanks, but fingers crossed because I may see what an auction does!

 

I don't want to discourage you, but there are sellers who create a wonderful back story for an ordinary item. Some guy with a metal detector finds some ammunition...even he doesn't know if they have an actual connection with Pershing and the invasion.