They appear to be “thin letter” 1940’s era “Patch King” patches made for collectors. Check EBay SOLD listings to see what they actually sell for.  Mainly look at the lower prices (realistic value) There will always be a “2nd Ranger D Day” scroll that some uninformed collector bites on for way too much money.   

It’s early VN-made - circa 1846.  Mexican War.  

Thank you! Actually a fellow collector tipped me off to this group, it was out of state, so not a local guy but still one of the absolute gems of my collection!

Hi Ken I need to balance up the Ford Jeep love out there.. Here is a gorgeous Willys Overland mug made for me by a friend many years ago... It sits proudly on show in my kitchen! Cheers!

My WC-54 at a couple of different events last year  

I'm glad I found this thread!! I picked this up to add to my Corpsman collection. Glad I know what it is now! It is a lovely 'depot-tan colour'. Well used, and has an additional number stencil on the sides 40427. Cheers!

Pictured below are the ribbons from a few distributors of American ribbon bars.  Also included below is a link to a post by mslurvey which provides a list of manufacturers of USA metal insignia along with post 1950's alpha numeric manufacturing codes.   Any help with the unknown ribbons below is greatly appreciated.       Fig. 1.  Front view.  Top to bottom.  Column 1.  Ribbon cloth sewn onto a base bar; Goodwear Fabric Company; Goodwear Fabric Company; Viking "Kwickset" ribbon; Wolf-Brown ribbon.  Column 2.  Wolf-Brown ribbon; Wolf-Brown ribbon;  N.S. Meyer "Feth Wate" ribbon; Unknown;  Unknown;  Unknown.   Fig. 2.  Back views of the ribbons shown in Fig. 1.   Fig. 3.  Front view.  Top to bottom.  Row 1.  Krew Inc., Attleboro, Mass. GI- A  K21.  Row 2.  Vanguard, New York, Carlsbad, California, 1V,V21-N. Row 3.  Simon Company, New York. Row 4.  Harry Sugarman Inc., San Antonio, Texas,  S-21. Row 5.  Unknown, code L-24.  Rows 6, 7.  N. S. Meyer Inc., M 22.   Fig. 4.  Back views of the ribbons in Fig. 3.        

USNTS Farragut, Idaho library book stamp from the Song and Service Book.  

Just picked this grouping up for the collection. Looking to hopefully find the book he wrote to add to it.    Zach 

Dragon 1/35 Huey. Really great details and photo etched pieces.