Agree... Send the damaged ones as well.. If they have an archivist/curator they will know how to preserve/use the slides...   Leigh 

I got these from a house clean out.   Someone told me that they could be useful to military vehicle collectors?   What do you think?

I would appreciate some help identifying and dating these USMC rings.   So far, I have managed to identify only one of them: 1.1942 Lone Ranger Marine Corps “secret compartment” ring 2. EGA ring — date unknown. It seems rather large for a women’s ring, but I have not come across this particular design in period photographs. 3. Tun Tavern 1775 - Iwo Jima 1945 ring, date unknown. I have seen this design before, but the stone is usually red, whereas mine is purple. I could not find any maker’s marks or hallmarks inside the rings.   I would be grateful for any help in determining whether these rings are original and, if so, what period they date from.

All of these AMC issues for France are Series 1944, including those issued during 1945:   Dan

De nada. Saludos cordiales,  

Anything Chaplain related when it comes to helmets or covers is not going to be cheap. A legitimate Vietnam Chaplain cover itself is going to run at least a couple of hundred dollars. If it is named it could easily go 500 to 1000.

This may be of interest, if you have not yet read it:   “Wood, Lindsey, "Fort Hunt's P.O. Box 1142" (2016). Masters Theses, 2010-2019. 101”   https://commons.lib.jmu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1106&context=master201019   Dan

I am just looking for a cover im buying a lightweight rucksack soon so trying to spend as little money as possible