I need a confirmed ID on the oval.  I've seen one quire similar to mine that was identified as the 149th Airborne Engineer Battalion but a search did not show any such airborne unit.  So if any one can ID the oval, please post it.  Thanks.    

I got this at an antique store near Iuka, Mississippi and it was represented to me as Civil War era. Does this look familiar to anyone?

There was a 4 pocket originally sold with the Ike that is somewhere out there. Hopefully it pops up on day.

Got this British made set of MG Edmund W. Hill, the CG of the AAF in Russia late in the war. Jacket is made by Rego with a uncommon mission to Moscow patch. Cap made by Thomas and Stone. More info on his career can be found here. https://www.af.mil/About-Us/Biographies/Display/Article/108094/major-general-edmund-w-hill/

Yep, used as air raid warden helmets, auxiliary police, fire etc.  Some have decals, paint on them for the "branch" of Civil Defense. One of the sleeper collectibles that I think will be gaining in popularity.

It's actually the 'MAY' that would concern me most 🤭    

I have a 1937 FIRST CONTRACT IRVIN FLEECE Flight Jacket that I planning to sell.  I can not remember the pilot's name nor the squadron- his initials are A. B.   It has the 8 grommet vent, Made in England DOT zipper pulls with 1 replacement pull that has AM   ( Air Ministry )   Can anyone help with this insignia so that I can sell it ?    

Very nice DUI in good condition, is it a sterling variant as well? I believe I noticed your post on 743 tk bn FB didn't I?

The tracking option on Ebay says only Fargo and West-Fargo.

OCD = Office of Civil Defense. I think these were used from the WW2 era into the 1970's.