Green, white, blue for 29th even, occasionally you’ll see black, usually machine stitched, but sometimes you see uniforms with nice hand stitched patterns.

Long before the quilted patches above are the quilted patches from the CBI (China Burma India) theater during World War II. Below are a few.   491st Bomb Squadron 391st Bomb Group 14th AAF     51st Fighter Group 10th & 14th AAF     375th Bomb Squadron 308th Bomb Group 14th AAF      

I believe the blue patch was a swim patch for the installation's officer club's swimming pool.  It appeared in a past ASMIC's Trading Post.

Hey guys I just picked this up the other day. Super nice, only two small moth holes. Tag shows manufacture date of 1941. I’ve been wanting to make a 29th Infantry div uniform. This is my started point. Any ideas in color thread I should use to attach SSI?

Here is my small SF flash collection.  I have another set but are for my display case along with my other insignias.  

Clifton James -  a decorated World War II veteran, U.S. Army Combat Infantry Platoon Sergeant Co. "A" 163rd Inf., 41st Div. He served forty-two months in the South Pacific, from January 1942 until August 1945. He spent time in Australia, New Guinea, and the Philippines. His decorations include: Silver Star (citation needed), Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Presidential Unit Citation, Combat Infantry Badge and six battle stars.

Thanks for the input! I've got a few sets of the Sarco scales and they don't fit SA or RIA without sanding, and I always thought the shiny, brighter color looks off. I believe I read awhile back in Gary Cunningham's bayo points that they were made of Walnut or Black Walnut, which is a darker wood than those look with just something like linseed oil applied.   I would try to get a decent original set (which I'd like to & plan on anyway for my collection) to study the actual design & angles up close and hand fit to at least one of my actual SA or RIA. It will just be a hobby and not mass produced.. Unless it could actually turn into full time.. That's a higher price than i was thinking as a hobby with very minimal costs. I will probably just stamp the insides and make them look original. I had considered that, but it would still be a shame for someone to overpay on an auction site for something misrepresented.    Especially in Greek returns, it's easy to get wrong, damaged, or mismatched bakelite or plastic grips on the early ones, that don't fit right. Like the picture of Italian wood I posted, they look kinda nice, but there's still an ugly gap.    Thanks again!   

Here are a few for this thread, including my version of the 808th Engineer Bn.    

Here is another link on the EFMB Billyh https://www.eielson.af.mil/News/Features/Display/Article/3529674/354th-mdg-airman-is-first-to-receive-army-medical-badge/

Just to echo what has been said, nice display, great collection. Always nice to see US cavalry items.