Not original AG

Hello,  It is hard to see for me but it looks like the patch is not factory produced. That might also help in the search to know what its from. I don't really know what patch it is but i am looking to find which one it is. If i find anything i'll let you know! -BC  

I like it! Here’s my liner.     

I spotted this Hummvee while out walking my granddogs. I know little about these vehicles but guessing this is civilian. Just thought I’d post to get opinions of those with better knowledge.  We also met a triceratops but I’m guessing that is for a different forum.  mikie

Hi all, I am new here, please forgive my ignorance! Am in search of some info that I have not been able to find online, but I could be searching the wrong terminology.   I have two saddles that I would like to sell to a new home, for someone who can use them. They are both in excellent condition and easily can be ridden. I have found very little on the JQMD saddle and nothing on the on other.   Have attached photos, any info would be greatly appreciated. :)  THANK YOU! Beth      

Frog bucket🤣! I like that. Is it a thing or something out of your inventive imagination. Either way, I may borrow it from time to time as appropriate.  mikie

In the list of Co. K casualties provided, it is a better than average chance that the ceremony is for either Pvt. Walter Tenas Wissink, DOC Dec. 19, 1918, Pvt. Cleveland Clanton, DOW Nov. 5, 1918 or Pvt. James Parisi, DOC Mar. 16, 1919.   Most all of the other Casualties listed would have died at the front while in combat operations and would have been buried in the 58th Brigade Temporary Cemetery.  

Very nice!!  I am in awe....   ..Kat

My Uncle, probably my closest relative outside of my immediate family, supposedly lied about his age and entered the Army during WW2.     He was always so patient, kind and fun with me but he really didn’t care to discuss his service experience with me as a young boy.  He would say a few generic things when I asked and then very gently change the subject. He went back into the service during the Korean conflict.    Sadly, we lost him in January of 2006 and I really miss him to this day.   I do not know if this is even true because I got this from my very old (at the time) and somewhat confused Grandmother but she said he served in combat somewhere near Cebu in the Philippines during WW2.   I apologize for the family history lesson but the real purpose of my note here today is to ask if anyone can give me information regarding the patches on his sleeve, particularly the circular one near the top of his shoulder.   Please know I would appreciate any and all information you may be able to provide.  It will help me understand what he went through a bit better.   All the best and Thank you!

That will be record prices on both soochow and Chein Men Siege medal….never seen a soochow go for so much.