That’s not a Gauleiter armband, that would be red piping.   The blue piping is for Orstgruppe which is the local and lowest level of the party.   $50 on the tired armband    What does the pin look like on the back of the eagle?    

Cap eagle is probably worth the most $75. The armband is a difficult one to price due to poor condition. I have no idea about Imperial items.

thanks. Any idea on the value? 

It's a shame to see this group broken up.  I wonder if the vendor has his federal awards as well.

That's sad to hear. I bought canvas parts for the MB from them a long time ago.   

A lamp usually indicates knowledge, teaching & instruction. Medical School? My guess.   P.S. ...Found it, Army School of Nursing, 1918.     W

Please post some better photos of the two 14th AAF patches.  It looks like you may have at least one good one, and if so, that is a nice patch.   I agree with doyler on the other two.  

Sure, better than nothing.   I guess it would be better to remove the Drinking Water kit and replace it with a bag for flares and a launcher.  Looks like your kit has a flares/launcher bag.   

. The M31-TRV ( Tank Recovery Vehicle ) at the Collins museum.   All the exterior of the tank is now repainted and work continues on the interior.   A wooden crate recovered from a local farm with an American jack inside and three American medical department forks.               Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 20 May  2O26.   ..        

hello Jerry   thanx for the message and the pictures. Yes I was aware, a few pieces are not too corrrect if compared to the official listing, as well as the spot being left empty by the missing flares   -   I had got one surplus Drinking Water Kit (the other being inside the USAAF C-2 pararaft kit) so, I put that in place of the flares. The said Water Kit is unopened and complete inside.   For the rest I'm quite satisfied this way. This is the only survival kit I really wished to get, sooner or later, virtually completed    -    the other two M-592s on display as worn by the pilots (one for each of manufacturers) are without the original contents, and the same is for my very recent B-4 USAAF Survival Kit (mfg. by Companion Bags, Co.). This latter is a great finding, even if empty and missing most of straps that turned it into a back-type kit, when needed. As a seat-type pack I put it together w/ the C-2 pararaft and the standard seat cushion.