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I am familiar with three of these patches, specifically the Alaskan Defense Command, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, and the Bosch.

 

The rest I do not have any info on, any help would be appreciated.

 

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Edward C Bell
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the red, yellow and blue one is a WWII army replacement command school patch, and the gold wreath is a meterious unit commendation patch.

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Uniforms of the Day
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The blue patch with yellow unicorn is the 6th Armored Cav Regiment

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1 minute ago, Uniforms of the Day said:

The blue patch with yellow unicorn is the 6th Armored Cav Regiment

Do you think this is an earlier version? Because I see 6th Cav patches but they are embroidered.

Uniforms of the Day
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The United States Army patch is a generic branch PX type that you could buy for wear on a civilian jacket or whatever. The "RANGER" tab means that the wearer successfully completed Ranger School. 

Uniforms of the Day
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Honestly, I can't see the photo well. It looked embroidered to me. Back photos actually help as much, if not more, than front photos in terms of evaluating age, origin, etc.

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1 hour ago, Uniforms of the Day said:

Honestly, I can't see the photo well. It looked embroidered to me. Back photos actually help as much, if not more, than front photos in terms of evaluating age, origin, etc.

When I get them, I'll share some photos of the back. Going to pick them up tomorrow!

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2 hours ago, Uniforms of the Day said:

Honestly, I can't see the photo well. It looked embroidered to me. Back photos actually help as much, if not more, than front photos in terms of evaluating age, origin, etc.

I would say the 6th ACR is 1960's (give or take) German-made

CinamonToastCrunch
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The embroidered allies patch is probably not military. The biker patch with wings is some 1960s biker patch. The United States Army patch might be some promotional item, I've seen similar ones but not worn by members in service besides from custom tour jackets. 

vintageproductions
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The winged motorcycle patch was worn on AMA / Harley style riding hats.

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