Sorry I can not comment on the SSI, but I have a question about the BAM show.  Did you see many post Vietnam era women's uniforms of female specific items, such as purse, neck tabs or formal capes? Cheers, Armygas

As a collector of modern female uniforms, I am glad to see one will make it on display.  Considering how new it is maybe she can be located on Linked in or other on line service and provide a bio of her time in service?   If you have other post Vietnam era women's uniforms, I for one would be interested in seeing a few examples. Cheers, Armygas

Some Very Interesting FACTS to be found in the PRICE LIST OPTIONS Since my scanner Died, I had to copy Print the last 6 pages Photograph and then convert to JPG You may notice the difference :) Same List and Numbers BUT the GOLD Option ACID TEST or AMCRAFT SILVER or GOLD Plated ROLLED or GOLD Filled PIN Back or Rotary Catch NICKEL / RHODIUM or Sterling Silver with Box

Here is mine RAR Here is your "Oozelfinch" he's an interesting character Mascot of the 2nd CA Fort Monroe. My dad was in the 2nd CA 1940 41. at Fort Monroe VA  I don't think the RAR patch has anything to do with the Oozelfinch.  the RAR is a Pelican.

Hi Guys,  I'm new to posting, but I had a question regarding the RAR Oozelfinch patch.  Years ago, I did a trade with a friend and ended up with a big pile of WW1 US Tunics.  There were Pilot, Tanker, USMC, tunics.  Even a couple tunics with patches that were with designs of divisions that didn't make the final cut.  I met a collector who asked if I had a railroad Artillery tunic since he collected anything military railroad related.  Low and behold, I do have one.  It is the standard M1917 wool tunic in VG condition with collar discs  US & CAC, a First Army "A" with the "Oozelfinch" patch attached at the bottom on the left upper sleeve.  Exactly like the patch posted by Dan Griffin in 2007 #24. I'd consider selling the tunic but I am clueless as to it's value.  Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks guys. Jim    

Picked up this pilot wing and would like to see if anyone recognizes the pattern. It is a heavy wing and looks to have a silver coating on it, which has worn in areas. Finding are well made, no markings. 

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And lastly with an original smoke grenade fuse.