Canine badges, both the types worn by officers and the types worn by dogs, are highly collectible:  

Can someone explain what C&N stands for on this V-42 scabbard.  I know that all of the scabbards have numbers or letters that precede the knife issue number. I read somewhere it had to do with unit assignment?

Dear all, I have been looking for a chest patch for the VF-21 Freelancers Squadron from the 1960s for some time now. On eBay, there are almost exclusively patches from this period, although some sellers claim otherwise. If you come across anything, please let me know.   here's an example   Thanks in advance 

It’s a sling…..if the rifle was in service when the sling was made then they would have used it if needed.  Don’t overthink this.

Oh that is cool! I have a very late probably early 1944 Rock-Ola so this would not be completely wrong for a gun of that vintage, "maybe"?

Hi fellow collectors,   I came across this medal with a bunch of other stuff. A quick search makes me think this is a French made Distinguished Service Medal. It's a solid piece medal and isn't able to turn like the US made ones. Any ideas on this medal and its originality? Also what would its value be? I am looking forward to your input.     Kind regards,   Robert

Hi fellow collectors,   These are totally out of my ballpark. Any opinions on this USMC EGA pin set? Are they real and if so from what period possibly? Do they have a particular value? They seem to be faintly "Sterling" marked on the eagle. Looking forward to your opinions.     Kind regards,   Robert

Good points on the spout guys! I believe they were always tin as well on this style canteen. Paul

I believe this to be an original untouched IKEA jacket, I’d like some reviews please  And I was wondering if anyone has access to records or morning reports to confirm that Harry served with the 29th Infantry Div / Allied Airborne. 36367796 Sgt Harry P Lemmer                   

Looking for buckles yesterday, I saw these two buckles posted on Facebook.   SEAL Craig Powell   He was in the Pentagon on 9/11  https://www.history.navy.mil/research/archives/Collections/ncdu-det-206/2001/9-11-pentagon-attack/oh-oq/powell-c.html   FASOTRAGRULANT Det Brunswick (SERE) buckle: SERE INSTRUCTOR AMS-1 SAYWELL  posted by Jon Saywell https://www.facebook.com/groups/974574475889284/posts/1582099991803393/