We have an Army Chaplain on this site. Take this to someone who actually is a Chaplain.

OK !  Well, I saved the pics of the 100th and this one of the 78th for reference so I can see how the bullion and the style should looks like. Thank you for your help.

Well this is my two cents. Its a matter of respect. How many non native people have you seen "playing" the part of an elder or shawman at a gathering?  To do that is to be disrespectful. Who say's this?  "As they say, the Lord runs through all of us and you don't have to be certified in any form of theology to do the Lord's work." Is this found in the Tora? the Koran? the Bible? Representing a man of the cloth is something more than just playing dress up. 

When I acquired these I thought I had possibly two brothers jackets , each named Shaw. Upon closer look it seems to be the same fella , looks like he was 11th Airborne during WW2 and 25th infantry during Korea , also staff officer 

There is a girl a my school and every time  she is dropped off for a dance or something of the sort her dad shows up in a 5 ton truck with a 50 Cal. Mounted on the top. Safe to say the fear factor is there…

Hi Ken, It is Prom season, and my Year 6 son wanted to attend his prom in style! It was held at a beautiful castle near to us. I was proud to oblige. Compared to the Bentleys and Aston Martins, the Jeep drew a lot of loving attention! I also received a few comments as to "where did I hire it from?" 😀 Cheers Graham

Great Bullion Patch !

Maybe you guys are right! Apparently there were bayonets made for the M1 early on with the "square fullers" before they transitioned away to the more familiar rounded fullers. A random pic of a bayonet with square fullers:    

Good guesses. I have this old broken off 1943 PAL bayonet blade in the basement and the fuller(?) of the mystery blade is a bit wider than the PAL. Would all the 1905 fullers have the same width measurement?   Here's a comparative picture: