World War II Wings and Insignia

This is a museum quality reproduction of a World War II Christian Chaplain Paratrooper Badge. The cross on this badge is called the Latin Cross. This reproduction is sterling but the cross is a 24 karat gold plate. This badge is a very nice filler until a real one can be found or if you are a reenactor this is the perfect answer.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a wing that dates from 1919 right after WWI, it is based on the Army Air Service Pilot Wing but may have been made for the new pilots of the Air Mail Service. At that time the Air Mail Service did not have any official wings for its pilots. It appears some of them just had them made. This museum quality reproduction is made of Sterling Silver with the letters AMS gold plated.

This is a museum quality reproduction of an extremely rare wing. While mini wings have been made of almost all US Wing types the Balloon wing seems to be missing. You almost never see one at all. Recently I found one and have made this reproduction. Based on the construction of the wing it dates from the 1930's and may have been a special order for one balloon pilot. The wing is 1 1/2 inches wide. The wing could have been a sweetheart wing or used for an overseas hat. In any case here is a...

This is a museum quality reproduction of a rare 1920' French badge for an Aerial Bombardier in sterling silver. The badge was worn over a jacket pocket on the chain. The center loop was placed over the button and then the pocket closed.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a rare 1920' French badge for an Aerial Machine Gunner in sterling silver. The badge was worn over a jacket pocket on the chain. The center loop was placed over the button and then the pocket closed.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a WWII Denmark designed Observer wing, that was also very popular in museum gift shops after the war. While common in plated brass, sterling versions were mainly made during the war.

This is a very museum qualityreproduction of a 1930' US Navy Pilots Wing designed by NS Meyer with a pin back in 2 3/4 inch wide, made in Brass with a 24 karat gold plate. Old wings such as this are rare and expensive.

1st Lieutenant rank made the same way as in WWII die struct and silver plated with a pin back. Sold in a set of two.

1 st lieutenant Rank made exactly the same way they were made in WWII in sterling silver with a pin back.

2nd Lieutenant rank in die struct brass with a 24k gold plate as they were made in WWII complete with a pin back. Sold in a set of two.

A set of the two very hard to find Navy Raincoat size insignia rank for Admiral of the Navies. This size was made for the Navy only and is called the Raincoat size. The Navy did not have a uniform 5 star because they wear shoulder boards and they needed a rank for their raincoats. This is sized between the full uniform and collar size and made in sterling silver. Silver ones are even harder to find than the regular plated metal units. Sold in a set of two. These are clutch backs as that is the...

A two very hard to find collar size insignia rank for General of the Army, also same one used for Admiral of the Navies and General of the Air Forces. These are made in sterling silver. Silver ones are even harder to find than the regular collar ones. What is interesting this size rank was the only 5 star insignia that could be worn by all services. The full size was not used by the Navy and the Navy mid-size(raincoat) was not used by the Army. Sold in a set of two. Clutch Backs.

A two very hard to find collar size insignia rank for General of the Army, also same one used for Admiral of the Navies and General of the Air Forces. These are made in sterling silver. Silver ones are even harder to find than the regular collar ones. What is interesting this size rank was the only 5 star insignia that could be worn by all services. The full size was not used by the Navy and the Navy mid-size(raincoat) was not used by the Army. Sold in a set of two. Pinbacks.

5 star rank in a tie tack in sterling silver, can also be used as a lapel pin.

WWII Captain rank made the same way as in WWII die struct with a silver plate and pin back.

Museum quality reproduction of Colonel USMC Shoulder Form Sterling pin back with an oxidized finish.

USMC Colonel or Navy Captain Collar Insignia Sterling in accordance with current regulation in the collar size.

Only one man has been known to have this badge awarded to him making this an extremely rare badge. This is a reproduction of a Mess Dress version of this badge.

A set of all of our WASP wings and sweetheart wings in one display case. All sterling and a set that will never be found in originals.

This is a museum quality reproduction of US Army Chaplain Crosses for Collar insignia in sterling silver. It has a pin back just as the original badge but in the pre WWII Style. This is a very nice version of the collar insignia and would be great for re-enactors or collectors wanting a rare version of this badge.. Sold in a set of two.

During World War II fast Motor Torpedo Boats were build by various manufacturers. At that time each manufacturer made pins to give to crew members who manned the boats they build. These became the unofficial "wings" of the crews. Silver for enlisted and gold for officers. The Vosper was a British build fast boat. Also two types of badges were sometimes made, moving at speed or slow waves. This is a sterling reproduction of a Vosper badge for an officer at speed with a 24k gold plate. This...

A museum quality reproduction of a Paratrooper badge that dates form the Korean War era in sterling silver.

Luxenberg Paratrooper Badge Sterling made in the details you would expect from Luxenberg. This is a great looking paratrooper badge in full size and any paratrooepr would be proud to wear this. Pin back and the pin only opens 80 degrees. This is a museum quality reproduction of this badge. Only 25 original die struck ones were made.

Major rank made the same was as in WWII, die struct with a pin back and then plated with a layer of 24k gold.

< A sterling silver Mess Dress Paratrooper Badge with a size of 1 inch. They are hallmarked W-32 USA Sterling.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a piin made in 1944 to celerbrate the libration of Paris from the Germans. There were a lot of happy people on July 24, 1944 when Paris was liberated. The pin is in the shape of France and on the back it shows the location of Paris and the main rivers of France. The pin is 1 1/16 inch tall and has a 24k gold plate over sterling silver.

Museum quality reproduction of a USAF Pilot wing from the Vietnam era in sterling silver with clutch backs.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a set of two 4 star collar insignia with clutch backs in the post war smaller size.

This is museum quality reproduction of an extremely rare WWII Navy Pilots Wing in Sterling Silverwith a 24 k Gold Plate. These unofficial wings were worn by the pilots of the Boeing 314 Clipper aircraft. Only six of these aircraft were used by the Navy. The result very few of these wings.. A picture is shown in US navy Wings of Gold on page 75. The wing is a Vanguard designed wing with a small Clipper over the shield. While not an original here is a chance to get one of these unusual wings in...

These are very rare paratrooper badge. Phillips Publications of Williamstown,, NJ had these badges also made for sale at military shows. These have also become extremely rare and this is a museum quality reproduction of that badge. It is hallmarked Phillips Publications and sterling. This badge is also rather thick and heavy.

Sterling US Navy Submarine badge in a tie tack.Note picture is of the charm.

Designed by then 2nd Lt George Patton in 1914 and issued in 1914 and 1915. It was not until 1920 that its use was started again and in 1922 a qualification bar of SWORD was authorized. So the Patton Swordman Badge was not in existense long. Only two men per Troop could earn the badge on a qualifortion course that Patton had designed. This is a reproduction in sterling silver of that badge.

Between 1940 and 1942 Officers assigned to the new armored forces were to wear cavalry or infantry collar insgnia. Some of these men choose to wear the small pin of the M-3 Tank. This is a museum reproduction of this unofficial collar insignia from the early days of the Armored Divisions. In many cases when you one of these list they are sold as sweetheart pins and not as collars. These are rather hard to find. Here is a set of two in sterling silver.

The US Army has more boats than the Navy and the Army has more aircraft than the Air Force, so why shouldn't the Air Force have its own Navy. Years ago the Air Force did have some "boats" that sure looked a lot like PT Boats of WWII fame. But these were very limited in use to rescue of air crews along the coast of the US where a lot of flying and trainingtook place. The crews on these boats had unofficial "wings" just as the PT boats did during the war. There were two types of these pins, they...

This is sterling silver museum quality reproduction of a 3 inch World War I to WWII Senior Balloon Wing designed by WC Link and is a very truly beautiful wing. The detail on this wing is just great with beautiful feathering. The sterling hallmark is rather large and raised.

HALO/HAHO are acronyms that describe methods of delivering personnel, equipment, and supplies from a transport aircraft at a high altitude via free-fall parachute insertion. HALO (High Altitude-Low Opening) and HAHO (High Altitude).This is a charm of the HALO badge in sterling silver.

HALO/HAHO are acronyms that describe methods of delivering personnel, equipment, and supplies from a transport aircraft at a high altitude via free-fall parachute insertion. HALO (High Altitude-Low Opening) and HAHO (High Altitude-High Open) This is the HALO badge for the mess dress uniform in sterling silver.

HALO/HAHO are acronyms that describe methods of delivering personnel, equipment, and supplies from a transport aircraft at a high altitude via free-fall parachute insertion. HALO (High Altitude-Low Opening) and HAHO (High Altitude).A master HALO rating is actually the HALO Jumpmaster and very rare.

The master paratrooper badge came into being during the Korean War and this is a museum quality reproduction of the badge of that era made in Sterling Silver. The nuckname for this badge is "Master Blaster. "

Navy Wings of Gold by Ron Willis and Thomas Carmichael and what is very unusual about this wing is that it is long and thin the wing is actually 2 5/8 by 5/8 but looks longer because of it design. Another interesting fact is that it is sterling and is not gold plated making this an unusual wing for the Navy. Just silver in color as was the original. Also that it is part of a series of four wings with one for the Army, Medical Corp and the Air Corp. This is an museum quality reproduction and...

This is a museum quality sterling reproduction of an unofficial badge used by US Special Forces troops. This wing is cast as was the original and is hallmarked 925, which means sterling. This is a rather rare version of the skull paratrooper badges that were sold in the alleys of Saigon in that it is colored. Here is your chance to own a museum quality reproduction until a real one comes alone. Very unusual with the coloring on the badge, but that is the way they were made back in the late 60' ...

Museum quality reproduction of the fiull size USAF Navigator wings from the Vietnam Era in sterling silver.

This wing was made for the 2008 WASP Reunion, 2 inches in size in sterling silver. We are the original maker of this wing.

This is a bracelet we designed for some of the WASPs and is offered here. 7 1/2 inches with the WASP wing in the center, the chain used may vary but it is sterling silver.