US Army Wings & Insignia 1921-1940

2nd Lt rank die struck pin back the same as used in WWII.

Captainn rank insignia set made the same way they were made in WWII with the proper pin back in sterling silver.

Major rank in a pin back configuration the same as in WWII in sterling silver with a 24k gold plate.

A museum quality reproduction in sterling silver with 24k gold plate of an extremely rare officer collars . These came into being in 1924 and were discontinued by 1940. While small in size 3/4 inch they were worn the lapels as the on the shirt they only use those facing to one side. Because these are clutch backs the odds are the originals were made in the 1930'. Here is your chance to own a museum quality reproduction until a real one comes alone. You are bidding on a set of two and clutches...

Swedish Combat Surface Badge in sterling silver in both enlished and officer.

The "Boxing Ocelot" is the Distinctive Insignia for the 65th Coast Artillery, now Air Defense Artillery (ADA). The 65 was formed on December 15th 1917 and arrived in France on April 6, 1918 for training on the British 9. 2 inch guns, after traing they were in combat for the next 70 days suffering 3 killed and 99 wounded. On January 30, 1919 they arrived back in the USA and they were demobilized by February 28, 1919. On July 1, 1924 the 65th was organized in the Canal Zone and on April 15, 1932...