for Carbine stuff go to the Carbine Club ORD 7 is the nomenclature adopted for the part of the Supply Catalog related to Organizational Spare Parts and Equipment.  In other words who should get what items and how many they should get. You have a kit for the user assigned the carbine.  From Ordnance's care and repair perspective, this is First Echelon personel.   A slightly earlier kit shown here https://www.uscarbinecal30.com/Forum/m1-carbine-accessory-packs-1954-dated_topic5146.html   a similar one here https://www.uscarbinecal30.com/Forum/spare-parts-for-m1-carbine-m1a1_topic5292_post41250.html#41250   and here with additional discussion https://www.uscarbinecal30.com/Forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=7229&PID=61272&title=6-magazines-in-canvas#61272   Since then a couple of us have been aquiring B-28 or copies to try to put together a chronology of changes.

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👍 Brilliant! I suspected they were pencil related, just didn’t know exactly what. If they are still there on Saturday, one or two just may come home with me.  Thanks!  mikie

Could possibly read ARISTO-CATS

Tape measure appears to be 1/8” - 3/16” loose on the end. 

Very nice write up and beautifully framed WIA document. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks Ted!  I have to tell you. Your collection is absolutely phenomenal!  I have looked at it many times but didn't comment because I was speechless.   For those who haven't seen that thread, you should!  You will be blown away!     Thanks again!   OD  

Welcome aboard, Ted! Very, very nice collection!

Was curious if official like portraits were made of the other members of the crew of LIBERTY 1 in Plant of  Apes.   And there was see.   Lieutenant Maryann Stewart, as a Lieutenant we gather she was Navy, Stewart of course dies in suspended amination during that whopping 2000 years into the future voyage, some sort of  a malfunction with her sleeping bed or whatever its called.

I have located this Wool Armored patch, which started its existence as a 2nd Armored Division Woolie. The numbers "3" and "8" have been added. stitched, if you will.   Looking for some plausible identification?