Here's another Weaver Piano plywood packboard:        

Not difficult to date this patch.  

That's really cool! Never seen one that color. Nice patch.

I think I like the back better than the front, has anyone seen this before? I checked on here; I could have missed if someone already posted this style.   Mark

I was able to get a answer to my question thanks to USMCR79.

Very, very broad question.   Kurt

A bit more info - The correct name of the owner - Vard Beecher Wallace.   And - a 1971 newspaper article showing the home and the scope is linked here: https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-san-bernardino-county-sun-vard-b-wa/193063492/   And (last one) - some nice color pics of the house with later owners in 2015 is located here -  https://www.amusingplanet.com/2015/06/the-volcano-house-of-newberry-springs.html   Appears scope is long gone!

This one came in a WW1 grouping I was wanting. The grouping turned out to be what looked like a father and 2 sons. Dad was WW1 2nd Div. 2nd supply train Vet. One son Co Q 502nd A/B Inf Reg. WW2, 1st Cav. KW.      The other son in WW2 13th AAF, this patch was in the grouping. I can't tell the material, not leather not cloth. Period piece or??   Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.   Thanks,   Mark

Nice pickups, but yes real shame that they weren't properly cared for over the years.

Hi all,  May 2, 2026 will be the spring Militaria Show and Sale at the Olympic Flight Museum.  7637 Old Hwy 99 SE, Tumwater, WA 98501 This is currently the only militaria show in Washington state.  Public hours are 9am to 3pm - $7 admission, covers the show and museum.  Contact me for any questions and table info.  Looking forward to seeing you there.  We are also planning a November 14, 2026 show.