Bill Scott

It looks British made to me and that's just my opinion.Scotty

Number 2 if my memory serves me right is the US Army Seaborne transportation corp.Or the Armies Navy it's scarce patch.

I don't know how to explain this but the one shown is stiffer and the embroidery is harsher and not as soft to the touch as a War time example.Here are the backs of War time one.

I don't know how to explain this but the one shown is stiffer and the embroidery is harsher and not as soft to the touch as a War time example.Here are the backs of War time one.

I also think it's fraternal living in Milwaukee we had Knights of this Knights of that and 80% of them used Skulls in their organizations insignia.

It is a reproduction as Tonomachi said.

That is one I sold several years ago and I have seen that size worn on the Cuffs and the Shoulders.As others have said it is a classic.

It is a post war reproduction possible reunion piece. Real Ones

Here is a real one

Here are three fake ones the two on the bottom do not glow at all the one on the top the edge glows like a beacon.Scotty

It is not a 29th Division patch it is The Korean Civil Government patch that would have been worn by a US Soldier attached to that unit.PS it is theater made.Scotty

It's not real never made in the loop stitch jacket style.Scotty

I think someone just got creative and added the red to the patch.if you blow up the image you can see white threads under the red color it looks neat though.Scotty

A true classic in every way congratulations.Scotty

I have known Allen 40 year and would tell him to his face it's a bad policy.Everyone runs their business they way they want and if that is his wishes so be it.He is still a dealer that has some really great items.Scotty