Thanks for the help all…. and the holster is a 1917 Perkins Campbell 

Perhaps it is European, because it isn't the US Model 1872-1875 Infantry insignia. The mouth of the bugle is facing the wrong way and there would be another tassel hanging from the cords.

Interesting it's not European. An original piece?

I bought a similar condition Luftwaffe for $40 a while back with. Broken hook. So if it’s intact I would say about the same, but if you could get it For Deal for $100 with vet provenance that would be really solid. Or with a written testimony from the vet. That would be cool. At least if you can get to him through the third party.

US Infantry kepi badge. Indian war era.

I agree. buckle is rough, assuming catch and roller intact $50-75, late war silver wound badge, assuming pin & catch intact. $50-60 retail.

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Be happy to see it, 100 would be a solid price, maybe 125 most.

It’s a WWII vet … still alive but I don’t have contact, third party… I’ll take a chance and pick them up Tuesday and you guys can rip me apart 😂👍👍

Seen this type of badge before , but need a better identification.  Thank you in advance. 

A WW2 vet? Or his family? Just curious. We need to see the rear of each item. The maker is important when determining value. 

Early 1900 or late 1800 i think but what was he in the swedish army and what medals do he have on his left chest