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By yellowhammer history · Posted
I know the airforce used tan gear but I think it was commercial and not marked. There is also the tan Saudi Arabia marked one's but those aren't marked U.S. -
By illwill · Posted
Strange because the front is gilded. Led alloy cast with a gilded front…more expensive to do that than make the badge lol -
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By ScottG · Posted
That's a great grouping, and checks a lot of boxes with the state collar disc, Mexican Border service, and a diary as well. Congrats on that one. Scott -
By mikie · Posted
Wow! I can only imagine how much talent, skills, effort and love were put in to making that project happen. A HUGE congratulations and thank you to everyone involved! mikie -
By JohnK83882 · Posted
Probably depends on the collector. I think most folks here prefer it being named or with a laundry mark. -
By atb · Posted
Those are two different units- the 800 Military Police Brigade and the 800th Military Police Battalion. -
By Oddities · Posted
i was just thinking about this patch today. I sadly found it at a antique store with no other belongings. its nice to know where its from now. i appreciate it! -
By skautdog · Posted
Is a uniform or other gear more collectible if it is marked (inked) with a name or not marked at all? -
By Taylor · Posted
I live there and I’m mainly looking for uniforms and field gear from the 1900-1950s
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