In its entirety it's probably "SCOVILLS & CO/*EXTRA*" if it is the one I think it is.

1st Cavalry Division sergeant in Vietnam around 1970-1971 striking a vaguely familiar pose.

Phill- Somewhere under the North Star, Big Dipper and Southern Cross, I would guess.   Kurt. 

In the photo you posted it looks like the lower belt is dated 1937 or 1939. The belt closure has the thicker M1912 type buckle. The WW2 belts usually have the later style pot metal buckles. Tim

@manayunkman thank you so much 🤍🇺🇸🙏🏼

Wishing you success.

Very nice group Brady.

Holy smokes Matt, I now know you are more than just an information guru but a seasoned collector as well.   What an eye for sharp things.   Thoroughly enjoyed your collection.

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.