Additional information for identifying the manufacturers of American ribbon bars is provided below.   https://www.frontiernet.net/~ericbush/Ribbon_Parts/Ribbon_Parts.html

USS GURNARD (SSN-662) from navsource.net    

Yeah, we're considering that.  

Commissioning Day USS VIRGINIA (DLGN/CGN-38) Launching Ceremony:  SecNav J. William Middendorf, ADM Hyman G. Rickover, and John W. Warner, then Administrator of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration.     Nuclear Powered Cruiser 1775-1975 Navy Bicentennial Continental 'Don't Tread On Me' Jack Commissioning, Norfolk Naval Station, 11 September 1976, 1775 Continental Navy Jack being flown (as all Navy ships were directed to fly in 1975 & 1976 to celebrate the nations  Bicentennial)   Raising the Commissioning Pennant   Ships Bell 1976    

Maybe is a safe deposit box?

100% WWII.   -Ski

Sea Devil (SSN-664) celebrates the bicentennial, 1976.    

So this 106th looks like it is on a kaki backing? Ans is a ww2 era as well?

https://www.wearethemighty.com/tactical/9-reasons-why-colt-1911-should-be-americas-national-weapon/   Interesting article.

...and now for something completely different   United States Army Corps of Engineers USACE Towboat M/V Sergeant Floyd In 1975 she was rebuilt as a floating Bicentennial exhibit for the Army Corps of Engineers. For 18 months Sergeant Floyd toured the inland and Gulf Intracoastal Waterways, bringing to thousands of Americans the story of how the Army Corps of Engineers contributed to the development of our country.