hey, what are you asking for them, always trying to acquire some new insignia!

I got these items when I was a kid in the 1950's. Some of the items were purchased by mail orders to advertisers and a few were given to me. Now it is time to move them to a new collector.    

Regimental ties are commercially available to anyone. The ties symbolize military heritage and pride, representing specific units and their history. Wearing a tie from a regiment you haven't served in is considered inappropriate or as our British cousins say, “Bad form.”

Original WW2.   I'd be interested in it if you ever move it on.   Paul

Looks like a post WW2 slouch hat with a WW2 badge attached. I can't read the date on the sweat band?   Paul

Hello, somebody want to sell me this bush hat, but as I know there is many australian post WW2 slouch hat, I was wondering if that one could be a ww2 made one ?      Thanks

Thanks! It’s a custom WWI insignia banner my great grandfather bought while on occupation duty in Coblenz Germany 1918 

I wasn't sure where to post this since I'm not exactly sure what I have. Anyways I found these ties at a trift store probably 2 years ago and just remembered that I had them. The store had a bunch of ties like this that had labels attached like this, I researched them enough to have a basic understanding of what they are. the thing is I could not find a match to these or any of the other ties that were there that I took pictures of. So what are these? And why might they be labeled like this?

Thanks!

Rotated it, so maybe now it is V501, or V561??? or VSOL or VSOI???

One more view of the helmet.

Make sure that the frame is not painted which could cause off-gassing after a while. There are a few frame shops that offer archival type frames that are made of material that will not off-gas..   Glad the ironing worked out for you...   Best regards   Leigh