Air Force Wings and Insignia Post WW II

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.

This current issue set of Full Colonel insignia that has been made in the US Military tradition of the War Eagles. These are called War Eagles because the head of the eagle is facing the arrows. Official Colonel insignia the head of the eagle faces the olive branch. You are purchasing a set of two in the uniform size (1 1/2 inches) and made in sterling silver. These unofficial Eagles could be worn on todays uniform, you have too look very closely to see that they are non-regulation, but after...

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

The Senior 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.

This current issue set of 2 Navy Captain, also for the shirt of a Marine Colonelinsignia that has been made in the US Military tradition of the War Eagles. These are called War Eagles because the head of the eagle is facing the arrows. Official Captain / Colonel insignia the head of the eagle faces the olive branch. You are bidding on a set of two in the tan/kahki uniform size and made in sterling silver. These unofficial Eagles could be worn on todays uniform, you have too look very closely...

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

Right after WWII the 11th was stationed in Japan and the local industry wanted to make money selling to GIs. One of the badges that were made was the paratrooper badge for the 11th and it has become one of the rarest of collectable paratrooper badges. This is a museum quality reproduction of that badge in sterling silver that was originally made in Japan with the proper Japanese pin back. A great item for a collection until a real one comes along.

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

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...

The Combat Medical Badge was conceived March 1, 1945 by the War Department. The Combat Medical Badge (CMB) could specifically be awarded to Officers and Enlisted personnel of the Medical Department who were assigned to or attached to a medical detachment of the infantry. The CMB was to recognize medical aidmen who shared the same hazards and hardships of ground combat on a daily basis with the infantry soldier. It is only awarded to those who are under fire during combat. It is also one of...

This is a museum quality sterling reproduction of an unofficial wing used by US Helicopter crews and can be found on page 19 of Vietnam Order of Battle. This wing is cast as was the original and is stamped sterling along with V MAC SOG 1967. Many copies on the market today are not exact reproductions of the originals.

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. "

Museum Quality reproduction of the USAF collar insignia of the US in sterling silver.

This is a museum qualitiy reproduction of an Air Force Astronaut Pilot Wing in sterling silver. This design was an exarly example of the wing used by many of our first men in space. A truly beautiful wing from the golden age of aviation.

Museum quality reproduction of a Vietnam era Command Pilot wing in sterling silver.

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

USAF Officer in class A uniform in sterling silver

The Air Force had Aircrew wings for enlisted since WWII, but more and more officers began working on aircraft but not in the usual roles of a crew. They developed this badge for those officers. This is a museum quality reproduction of the prototype made by AE in sterling silver.

Museum Quality reproduction of a Senior Pilot from the Vietnam era with clutch back.

This is a museum quality reproduction made in the same way that the original ones were made in the back alleys of Saigon. These are not the cheap pot metal repros but rather solid sterling silver. These SF badges were never official and not worn when the old man was around but prized by the men. This badge is 1 3/8 inches wide and has two clutch backs and is stamped 925 which is the designation of sterling as was done in Vietnam.

This is a museum quality reproduction made in the same way that the original ones were made in the back alleys of Saigon. These Special Forces badges were never official and not worn when the old man was around but prized by the men. This badge is 1 3/4 inches wide and has two clutch backs and is stamped 925 which is the designation of sterling as was done in Vietnam.

made in the back alleys of Saigon. These Special Forces badges were never official and not worn when the old man was around but prized by the men. This badge is 1 3/4 inches wide and has two clutch backs and is stamped 925 which is the designation of sterling as was done in Vietnam. Most reproductions of this badge are done in junk metals, this is the one of the only ones done in sterling.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a very unusual wing badge from the Vietnam era made in sterling silver. This is one of the many unofficial badges the SF troops had made in country. This wing is raher unique in that the base wing is from the US Army Air Service of 1919 -1920 era and then had the center part soldered into place. This is the only one of the many SF wings I have seen made this way.

This is a museum quality sterling reproduction of an unofficial wing used by US Helicopter crews and can be found on page 19 of Vietnam Order of Battle. This wing is cast as was the original and is stamped 925 which means sterling. This is one of an entire series of wings made in the back alleys of Saigon. This is unual in that it was made as a Master Medic.

This is a museum quality sterling reproduction of an unofficial wing used by US Helicopter crews and can be found on page 19 of Vietnam Order of Battle. This wing is cast as was the original and is stamped 925 which means sterling. This is one of an entire series of wings made in the back alleys of Saigon.

This is a museum quality sterling reproduction of an unofficial wing used by US Helicopter crews for a Senbior Crew Chief and can be found on page 19 of Vietnam Order of Battle. This wing is cast as was the original and is stamped 925 which means sterling. This is one of an entire series of wings made in the back alleys of Saigon. This is a little rarer because it has the senior star on the badge.

This current issue set of Full Colonel insignia that has been made in the US Military tradition of the War Eagles. These are called War Eagles because the head of the eagle is facing the arrows. Official Colonel insignia the head of the eagle faces the olive branch. You are bidding on a set of two in the uniform size (1 1/2 inches) and made in sterling silver. These unofficial Eagles could be worn on todays uniform, you have too look very closely to see that they are non-regulation, but after...

This current issue set of Full Colonel insignia that has been made in the US Military tradition of the War Eagles. These are called War Eagles because the head of the eagle is facing the arrows. Official Colonel insignia the head of the eagle faces the olive branch. You are purchasing a set of two in the uniform size (1 1/2 inches) and made in sterling silver with a subdued finish. These unofficial Eagles could be worn on todays uniform, you have too look very closely to see that they are...

< This is a museum quality reproduction of a set of two 3 star collar insignia hallmarked Russell Uniform.

< This is a museum quality reproduction of a set of two 3 star collar insignia hallmarked Russell Uniform with a pin back.Note the photo shows a clutch bak.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a set of WWII 5 star rank of the uniform size made in sterling silver. A set of two insignia rank for General of the Army, also same one used for General of the Air Forces. This size was never used by the Navy as they have shoulder boards. Sold in a set of two and available as a pin back.

This is a museum reproduction of a WWII Pilot Wing originally made by one of the better manufacturers of insignia Balfour and carries the Hallmark LGB and sterling. This is a 3 inch pin backed wing.

WWII Air Corps Flight Engineer Wings. This is a very well made museum quality reproduction in Sterling Silver of a Meyer designed wing with lots of detail and a pin back in the standard 2 inch shirt size( Extremely hard to find). These wings were authorized on June 19, 1945. The last wing of the war was authorized for the flight engineers in USAAF. After the war this wing continued to be used for Flight Engineers on the B-29 and some other aircraft. This reproduction is made in two parts...

This is a museum quality reproduction of a World War II Paratrooper Badge. This reproduction is sterling with one combat broze star added the same way it was done in the field during WWII using a very temp solder.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a World War II Paratrooper Badge. This reproduction is sterling with two combat broze stars added the same way it was done in the field during WWII using a very temp solder.

This is a museum quality sterling silver reproduction of a World War II Paratrooper Badge with a pin back based on an AE design. This badge is a very nice filler until a real one can be found or if you are a re-enactor this is the perfect answer at a reasonable price for a sterling badge.

The Senior Pilot Wing was established in 1937 as the "Military Airplane Pilot. " The requirements were that a pilot have 12 years as a military pilot and at least 2000 flyinghours. In 1940 the name was changed to Senior Pilot. This is a museum qualityreproduction in sterling silver. Note this is an unusual design of where the star is held up by legs. Not many of the senior wings were of this design. The wing is the same as manufactured by Meyer.