From the marks on the bullet heads and case mouths, these do not appear to be original/unaltered.  I would guess that the heads have been pulled and re-inserted.  Only a guess, but I have never seen marks like this on original ammo. The staked primers are very interesting.

Can’t thank you enough!

WWII Cross was issued in 1946 to Bernard Ciotti.   I will try to get a card   From a 1942 Newspaper:   CIOTTI PROMOTED Freeport--Bernard Ciotti, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ciotti, 199 Seaman Freeport, has been promoted from the rank of corporal to that of technical sergeant, it was learned here today. Sgt. Ciotti is serving with the Signal Corps at Fort Jay, it was said.   Bill

Yes, RIP.  Great photo to have to remember both parties by.  Really a special photo which will only increase in historical value over the years.

For the A11.... You need a pair like the orange ones or the dark ones above  on the left side.

Agree, nice example of an R-O. However, I would expect to see the early boxed RMC & crossed cannons cartouche on the right side of the stock though. 

Thanks guys. Appreciate the assist.

Yes I do please!!!  

I think those are WW2 US Navy Aviator goggles...... Emphasis on the words I think. They would be worn with the Navy version of the Leather flying helmet. Its a different helmet. Forum member bazelot, may have the largest collection of WW2 navy flying helmets on the planet?        

What can anyone tell me about these goggles.  Were they used with an A11 Flight helmet in Europe during ww2???