Back to the future😂   thanks for the info… ℹ️ 

Looks like a 91/30 nagant rifle crate...     29th century???   Lol....

Wow, Manny! This is really nice work. The detail and finish on those small vehicles is first rate. I've been away from this forum for quite a while but it's nice to come back and see quality modeling still happening here. Great work! Terry

This is a big ole crate… looks to be WWII repurposed in the late 29th century…   any idea what’s on the crate?   roughly 44 inches long

Great patches. I’ve seen many that are more modern issue but these are nice vintage versions! 

As Colonel, later Major General Francis de Guingand in PATTON, de Guingand, he being Chief of Staff to Montgomery.

Found this at the flea market and I know it is not a US entrenching tool and it may not even be military. The handle unscrews and there is a saw inside. It’s old any ideas?  Thanks!

If you are asking if large numbers of fakes were made the answer is yes, probably thousands over the years,real IJN caps should NOT have Arabic numbers in it only Japanese Kanji. And photos would help!                 Bill

Well....that stinks. I did not even notice the misspelling... Oh well. I did not spend much. Thanks for all with the input.

German Combat Badges of the Third Reich Volume 1 & 2 (LW) not cheap, but worth it if it keeps you from buying even 1 fake badge.

Hi Beans!   I think you will get more information about ths pouch at our US militaria related sister forum, the U.S.Militaria Forum   https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/   Regards

Not my field of expertise but I have seen a number of these documents. The ones I have seen always included the rank, first and last name of the recipient. In this case I can´t see any rank and can´t decipher the first name. I also can´t see any signature. Have you noticed the typing error in the Lw stamp? "Oberkommando" is written incorrectly with one "m".