I think this one’s a winner but I always like to ask, is this an authentic ammo pouch?

As you see - intact; good condition; functional press studs and zipper. With period applied rank chevrons.

I’ve only had one patch similar to this one that I found in the 1990s.   This patch came out of the woodwork today at a yard sale in a bag full of patches that had been collected years ago by someone in the family.        

Ok I'll send more pictures. There for from. Pristine. I also have the ship there from a letter telling g the soldier where and when to report his uniform . A letter from. Local elks wishing hi. Safe an speedy return. And a certificate for crossing the equator. Do you want pics of any thing else. I'll wait for response then send all

From what I can see, and we would need better pictures, it is a WW2 era CC flag plus some rope edge signal flags. The eagle on the flag is the earlier type but this type was used after WW2 as well. If you can get ID of the owner, that would help narrow it down. 

Robert Laplander is on the left dressed in WW1uniform.   The original monument before units infos added circa 1980

To my eye (admittedly it's been a while), those look like Winchester proof marks.

Thanks again atb.

That’s an amazing find. I hope it will be well taken care of in his memory. As you mentioned, so young when he died.   Thanks, Dan

Not painted it's covered in 3M white reflective tape.