My favorite uniform(s) would be the grouping I acquired from @beezman, which contained one jungle top and a second pattern utility shirt, that belonged to Col. William McKenna III, who served in Vietnam as a Deputy Staff Judge Advocate on Da Nang Air Base in 1970/71.   Another treasured item is this ERDL Ranger jungle jacket, which belonged to SSgt Howard Dobbs. @triplecanopy was so kind as to send me a picture of Hobbs, when parting from Vietnam (he is the man second from left).   These are my rarest and at the same time most favorite uniforms :)) Another jacket, that could serve as an honorable mention is a second pattern jungle jacket, that is heavily used, but they are kind of hard to get in Germany, so it is, too, an important part of my collection ☺️ The ghosting seems to be one of a Special Forces patch and it used to have collar insignia (all of the patches have been removed).   Kind regards, Jules

I am getting those clips and casings for free, so I would rather use those.

That e would be a great addition to the triple CBI thread, that, I think, @patches started (now) years ago. I know, this comes a little late, but I only just now found this very interesting thread. And I have to say, that I think, that your uniform tops are quite special, even though maybe not as rare as some of the other gems in this thread...   Jules 

You can zoom in, and it seems to manage to find things even when handwritten and in low quality.

How much are they worth in that condition?

Legacy: The Fifth Army held a record for 602 days of sustained combat. It was deactivated in October 1945, but is currently active as the U.S. Army North at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. [1, 2, 3, 4] Looks like the 5th Army SSI would date it as late as October 1945...  

I lowered the price, should I change the description for it as possibly postwar? It was sold to me as WW2. Thanks Laurence

I thought I had posted this before but here are some of my BA-42 C-cell batteries. Regards 

Reglue the seams is what I need to do  

Very nice ACW grouping!   Frank