I'm looking for information about this beret that was posted on this forum several years ago.

There could be more of them where I found this one. 200 acres and at one time it was referred to as "Arrow Head Farm". Possibly a coat was brought back.  Didn't the Roman Legions have an Eagle guidon they sort of worshipped that was carried at the front of their formations? The eagle is quite the bird of awe in the world it seems, or was. 

Very nice colection, congrats! 

Air Gunners wing, J R GAUNT ??? London. Good - Bad - Ugly??  

Always worth digging in old tool boxes, the amount of linesmen pliers and folders I’ve pulled out of them over the years keeps me going. Filled a MG cleaning kits too. 

I have seen people referring to dates on plastic buckles, is the number in the circle in the top left what they mean?

Weaver K - 391  

Here's the show flyer for the upcoming Des Moines, Iowa Military show: April 17, 18, 19, 2026. Held in conjunction with the Trade Show Productions Ltd. Gun Show in Des Moines, Iowa. All information is shown on the flyer. I hope to see you there. Thanks, Alan      

Just got these yesterday and today. The first one is a member of the 11th airborne and is wearing a swing cap. The second one is a photo of a soldier named Herbert or Carter 1943 and it shows him on a motorcycle, he is also wearing a tank destroyer battalion patch as well. The last one is a soldier who is wearing a tanker jacket with an armored division patch but I’m not sure which one it is. That one is dated January 14, 1945. I’m not positive, but I believe the tanker is stateside I’m assuming? 

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/233980446/wilma-grace-chalmers   Wilma Grace Wilson Chalmers Birth 16 Feb 1920 Metzger, Washington County, Oregon, USA Death 17 Jul 2000 (aged 80) Tigard, Washington County, Oregon, USA Burial Crescent Grove Cemetery Tigard, Washington County, Oregon, USA Memorial ID 233980446 · View Source