Anything collectible here? Local auction Monday..

[Doug Ford]

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s165/FLYINGMEDIC/1.jpg

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s165/FLYINGMEDIC/2-1.jpg

[beebz]

A 48 star flag is good if you collect WWII U.S. surplus weapons.

[John Sukey]

That appears to be a Black Watch regimental cap badge on the bottom row left.

[Nubber]

2ND Infantry Division Patch (The Indian Head Division) Started in WW1 also in WWII and Korea.

[Doug Ford]

I will keep track of your comments. Isn't most of the items Brit? Nice looking parachute emblems though..

[Sunray]

All that kind of stuff is collectable. The subdued Oak Leaves, not so much. Cap badges, etc are staples at gun shows up here.

[Doug Ford]

Can I have somebody ID any of the medals? I can do the look up. I know one is a WWl Mercantile Medal 1914 to 1918. 133,135 issued . Upper left corner.

Also, why are there so many variations of the Brit flag in my other pic? There is Red Cross flag in the center bottom. Probably Circa WWll I have one already.

Thanks again to all. Happy Father's Day!!!

[John Sukey]

The cap badges appear to be French. (other than the Black Watch one)

That medal with the V shaped ribbon I would guess to be russian from the ribbon design.

[BEAR]

The parachute badges are French. The far right parachute badge is the basic award. The French had seven ratings of parachute badge so I assume the other two are of those other ratings. Unfortunately, I can only recognize the basic badge. The circle cap badge under the far left parachute wings is a Foriegn Legon beret badge. The 2nd ID patch appears to be of an earlier design, maybe WWII or Korea, pretty sure it's not WW1.
BEAR

[Doug Ford]

Thanks! You have helped out a lot!!