A early 60s Shirt of either the 7th or 8th Battalion 68th Armor 83rd Infantry Division of the Reserves in Ohio. Both these hiigh numered CARS Battalions where in the division, You can just see a smidgen of the OHIO Patch there,  

Had an opportunity to go to the WWI museum today. If you ever get the chance, I highly recommend it. 

He could of been given it by someone from the Waricks' or he could of obtained it by other means, and just stuck his name in it. The seller could of also just stuck a random capbadge on it too.

No. Nothing that I can see. It's just one page with a 3×5 on one side and 4 smaller photos on the other. If anything is written on them I can't see it. And I don't want to risk damaging the pictures. Yeah, that article cracked me up. My grandfather was a Sgt. In Battery C, 307th Field Artillery, 78th Division in WWI. His side got to the Massachusettes Bay Colony in 1637. My grandma arrived from Germany prior to WWI. She often spoke German around the house and especially when she got mad. I'm glad they didn't have that same sort of issue!

Also figured id add this image of the traced stamp.   

Some interesting items you have from this unit.

This could be from India too.

what in feedback of 2 bothers you? Laurence  

Great anecdote regarding not displaying a US flag because it “might offend German customers.”  Too funny!   AZ- you always post the most interesting articles!  

Does anyone know what these are called other than the title of this post? I haven't found much information pertaining to these online and I've posted them on several sites with no leads.    This example is marked:   ORD 7 SPARE PARTS CARBINE M1 or M2 1005-621-???? Carbine       6 EA ????-???-???? CAP             6 EA ????-???-???? BRUSH       1 EA ????-???-???? GREASE     1 EA PROD BY AN A-1A 3/60   The foil lined bag is also marked:   MIL-B-131C CLASS 1 PLASTIC FILM CO. PLASTIN P35A 3 1958 LOT NO.617