I am looking for Information on two Smith and Wesson Victory revolvers. 1) Serial # V291286 4" barrel 2) Serial # V329082 2" barrel I appreciate your help you can give me. fxstbharley5@gmail.com

Shiba, Thanks for posting these, I am surprised at over 200 views and no one said anything?  I think its important to understand the temperament of those who are against the actions of the military.  These buttons were the insignia of that force and worthy of note.  Although I missed Vietnam service by a few years, we could not go out in public in any type of utility uniforms, lest the natives be restless.  I just did a Vietnam Veterans remembrance display yesterday, included in my smalls or personal items was an anti-war paperback book and a Life magazine with an anti-war story.  The Vietnam Vets I have known over the years all enjoy the 'back home' items, and they usually spark some colorful comments.  I for one would be glad to see more of this genera, as your collecting permits.  Cheers, Armygas

You’re welcome, no problem.  Nice jacket!

I know alot of these were found a few years ago, the problem with alot if them is the handles did not live through storage and the washers cracked. Yours appear beautiful!

That may be your best bet.  Throw $1k on the table and meet somewhere.  Local sales are best.  If he knows GI guns then he knows the current prices.

Thanks Johan, exactly what I needed! The light I have now is completely unmarked but I will start looking for a Guide-marked one. I'm surprised there don't seem to be toothed washers included in the kit? Those would improve electrical grounding quite significantly I think.       Nice light and bracket, could it be these would have been for a Ford GTB originally? I have never worked on one so I have no idea if all parts are marked like they are for GPW's?         I would never have recognized that as a jeep part, I would have assumed it's a piece of broken headlight... 😆    

Hello and Welcome, post the set with detailed pics in UNIFORMS, we and others will take a look.     For Aggressor stuff check out this so far 5 Page Topic, loads of period photos and original items posted by other members.      

Thank you so much for all this information. It is very thorough and I owe you for your effort!    Since Clarence is my Grandfather (I was 2 or3 when he passed), I will also assume the ring was his or he was able to obtain it in some manner. I know he was a truck driver in the service and a blacksmith by trade. He did not serve overseas. The logo with the 57 in the star is unique to anything I have been able to find.   I also have this framed poster with Arthur’s name. He did spend some time overseas.   Thank you for all this information. 

Thanks a lot very interesting. Best

Hello Which are the shops in San Diego where I could find ww1 to Vietnam items ? thanks