You've got some GOOD stuff there. I see some rare, short-lived and WW2 stateside units there. Some of them can be confusing, especially with renumbering and deactivation after WW2. (Same DUI and lineage; but different number.) 

+1 on this. I've used this stuff before on some pretty rusted antique car and tractor parts and it works quite well, less hassle than electrolysis. It is reusable to an extent and some auto parts stores have it too. 

Hello Folks, I'm attempting to contact an eBay Seller / Dealer about an Item which I may be interested in, but the Auction has now Ended, although the Item remains unsold. I want to check with him if he plans of Relisting it anytime soon, or ? My 'problem' is that eBay will not allow me to contact the Seller, perhaps because the Auction has Ended, or ? The Seller has an eBay Store, & operates under the name of 'gwhistorian', based out of South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. If anyone here happens to know who this Gentleman is, & or how I may contact him in regards to the Item, I would be really appreciative !! THANK YOU,              Best,    Dom P.

Hi, Here a very nice M1 camo white, black and a bit of ocher, coming from Stoumont ( Belgium battle of the Bulge) we can see net trace in some points.       

German (SS) Officer surrenders to US Troops on the West side of the Elbe River bridge near Tangermünde Germany - May 1945 LIFE Magazine Archives - William Vandivert Photographer WWP-PD   GI is from the 102nd Division. Also wearing an Artic field jacket       

Zippo buckle (minus the paint which is quite common over time), circa 1970-1980 after she was reclassified from APA to LPA    

Evapo rust would work well on this type of rust and is also resusable as I recall. Usually available at many home stores or farm supply stores.

> Neville Brand in "Twilight Zone" 

Virginia Military Institute 

Here's one more that I've had for a while.