I know nobody has posted here in a while, but I wanted to show a cool one I just got on a uniform.   Extremely scarce WWI 6th division 20th cavalry, they changed from the 15th cav to the 20th in June 1917, and only existed as the 20th from then until November 1917, when they became the 78th artillery. The uniform its attached to is also for a stable worker, who was responsible for taking care of the horses.   Made an account here finally to share this as I figured people would like to see as its probably one of a handful maybe still in existence. 🙂

I bought a Black Hawk helicopter turboshaft engine model online to play with. It is electric and took me two hours to assemble. I think it is quite interesting. My children also like this kind of detailed model. This model is a half-section so you can see how it works inside.

Hi, thanks for posting these cool pics! I love very much the tigerstripes suit, so could you please go on!

Forgot to mention these little fellers I found 🤭        

I took a closer look at belt- has 4 large "buttons", attached by tabs on back thru eyelets ( pic),retaining strap for ammo  clips have been neatly  removed, and lower triangular stud ends are covered inside of pouch

This is one of my helmets. You will see an ink stamped D on the webbing. I don't even mention it in the thread because it is not worth mentioning.

As stated before the liner is good. The sweet band and chin strap are not. If you haven't seen liners with webbing that have ink stamps on them that only means you haven't seen liners with ink stamps on the webbing. I have two Westinghouse M1C liners with ink stamps on the webbing. It is not rare or common. You see them from time to time.

I know, its a westinghouse, but i mean the web ing is the marking V on it, and i never have seen it before. Thats why i doubt if it real webbing or remake.

Here is the back of the example I just picked up. Used and has rust (?) spots on it like one of the other examples shown.  

Here is an example that O just picked up. It was buried in an older collection for years.