Thanks for your help John

I mean 3- Bottom right 3 are not NAOC. Lol 

These are some of the NAOC /595th I've collected. Minus 2 I couldn't crop out

Hello Is this a Civil war era US Officers Belt and buckle? I was told, (hard to read) that the belt marking is watervleit Arsenal NY. The Buckle is marked #326. There is also a mark on the belt leather -it appears that it is GB?? Thank you  

Bannermans had thousands of them. It was common for dealers to pull the NY state plate off and put a 1881 US plate on. 

Hey all! I'm at Offutt and wanted to share a few of my 55th patches. I have a lot of 97th IS. 

They made a new one, I had the first one they made back in Christmas 1973

Very insightful information,  thank you  !!

I believe I bought this grouping off Facebook's "Deal or No Deal" page.  Why did I get it?  Because it's a 40th Infantry Division uniform of course.  Doesn't hurt that he's a Oklahoma native as well.                                                   40th Division - Leonard Ray Luginbill_22 Ancestry - Leonard Ray Luginbill .pdf 40th Division - Leonard Ray Luginbill_Misc Docs.pdf 40th Division - Leonard Ray Luginbill_More Docs.pdf

"I. C." stands for Inspected & Condemned. The helmet body was deemed unserviceable and turned in for sale as surplus, or destroyed.