The photos inside seem to be wire service photo originals. It's women's service topic. And the B-17 on the scrapbook cover has the sharkfin tail of the early models.

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Do you have any photos of him or info that you can post?

Can antone help with an I.D. for this design. Mickey Mouse was not a big choice for use by combat units during  WWII, and I'm not certain if this was anything but a fantasy patch. Any help will be appreciated.

Here's the label from a 13th Division wool service coat from the same contractor.  

Here's  the pictures cleaned up. Not very pretty.

Two US Personnel pose with a German grave surrounded by wreckage in the Liri Valley NorthWest of Esperia Italy - May 1944 LIFE Magazine Archives - Carl Mydans Photographer WWP-PD   13th FA Brigade marked helmet  

Thanks for the comments. For what it's worth, here's a picture of the base I had fabricated for it. The bottom is 1/4" steel plate and the center lug is solid stock. The lug and ring that surrounds it fits the prop shaft snugly and keeps it upright (insert inappropriate joke here), and the whole thing is anodized and weighs about 25 lbs.     

Un-common maker/contractor. Didn't know they had any contracts for WW1 Uniforms awarded to a Portland Oregon maker. 

Thanks, yokota57 and mtnman! Out of likes but your comments are very much appreciated!