Army

10th Special Forces Group ' The first DI made for the 10th SF was made by a jeweler in Germany when the group first deployed in the 1950's. This is an exact museum quality reproduction of that badge in sterling silver and is now being worn by current members of the 10th in the combat zone. We are the ones making the badge for the brave men of the 10th. Original of this badge are extremely rare. But here is a chance of getting the 2009-2010 copy of the badge as it is now being worn.

This is a museum quality reproduction of US Collars for a Chaplian during the period of 1954 and 1965. These were still used in the early Vietnam years. The insignia is 1 inch tall and hallmarked Vanguard 1V and Sterling.

3rd Award Combat Medical Badge Sterling. This is a museum quality reproduction of this rare badge. As the 3rd award you would have had to serve in three seperate theaters of operation. This badge is still authorized for use today and can be purchased in bright finish with clutch backs.

5 Star Collar Insignia Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1198A package of the 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. These come in Clutch Backs but can be special ordered in Pin Back.

Luxenberg 5 Star Rank extremely rare hallamrk. Worn by Eisenhower.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare French made US Badge. The original was made by J Balme of France. They made some very best looking badges but never broke into the US market and are now gone. This is a highly sort after badge. It can be worn today.

Combat Infantry Badge CIB Sterling Silver. This is a very rare CIB and a very heavy one weighing 34 grams, that's over a ounce. Notice the rifle butt and the scroll work on it. This was originally made in France by J Balme and famious for their designs. But never approved by the US because they were not a US Company. This is our US made copy of this badge. Without any doubt it is the heavest badge I have ever made for a US uniform. The Blame CIB is one of the hardest to find of all the Balme...

This is a museum quality reproduction of a Combat Medic badge from WWII in sterling silver. The same badge is still in use today, but it is rare to find one in sterling.

Helicopter crew - Master Medic Sterling Silver. This is a museum quality reproduction made the same way the original ones were made in the late 1960's in Vietman.

Helicopter Crew - Senior Crew Chief Sterling Silver. This is a museum quality reproduction made in the exact same way as the original was in the late 1960's in Vietman.

Unofficial Helicopter Crew Wings - Recon / Observer Sterling Silver. This is a musuem quality reproduction of this wing, made the same way they were made in the late 1960's in Vietnam.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a Vietnam era helicopter Crew Engineer wing in sterling silver. Made the same way they were orginally made in Vietnam.

Master Paratrooper Badge Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-776Master Paratrooper Badge Sterling Silver. The Master Paratrooper was authorized in 1952 and is awarded with 36 months on jump status, 65 jumps of which at least 4 at night. Plus some other requirements. This is a Korean War version of this badge.

Very unusual to have the current Navy/ USMC wings in sterling with a gold plate, most wings made today are junk metal or brass with a gold plate. These wings are regulation 2 3/4 inch and cast in Sterling. Also have the W-32 Hallmark

Paratrooper Badge Mess Dress Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1568PParatrooper Badge Mess Dress Sterling Silver. This is the one inch mess dress size and while shown in pin back it can be ordered in clutch back. Also shown in oxidized finish ir can be ordered in bright.

Paratrooper Badge Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1272Since WWII the paratrooper badge has been basicly unchanged. This is a reproduction of a very common design with a flat back. During WWII it started out with a pin back as shown here but by the end of the war they were being made with a clutch back and can be ordered that way. Just put a note in the comments box.

Paratrooper Badge Sterling Sendi Japan by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1658A reproduction of the Post World War II Paratrooper Badge. The original of this badge was made in Japan after the war and is considered to be the rarest of this type of badge and can be seen by the type of pin back. While not an original a great item for any collection untill a real one comes along. This replica is made of Sterling Silver complete with the proper hallmarks.

Paratrooper Badge with two combat stars Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1272-2This is a sterling silver paratrooper badge with two combat stars for two jumps into a hot zone. This badge has been unchanged since it was introduced in WWII. While shown with a WWII Pin Back it can be ordered with a clutch back. Just make a note in the comments box on the order form.

Pin Back / Clutch back for later years

Paratrooper with one combat star Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1272-1This is a sterling silver paratrooper badge with a combat star for one jump into a hot zone. This badge has been unchanged since it was introduced in WWII. While shown with a WWII Pin Back it can be ordered with a clutch back. Just make a note in the comments box on the order form.

Senior Paratrooper Badge Sterling Silver awarded for 24 months on jump status with 30 jumps and 2 at night with additional requiremnets. This is the Korean War version of this badge.

During Vietnam many of the SF units had the standard SF DI modified to show a skull in the top of the DI. These are highly sort after insignia. We have modified one of these to worn as a neckace and therefore available as a sweetheat item. Made in sterling silver with an 18 inch sterling chain.

This is a high quality reproduction in sterling silver of the very hard to find Special Forces Airborne DI with the pierced skull'. This is reproduced from an original in-county (sand cast and stamped 925) made one and the side by side pins, comes with the clutch backs. The price is for a set of two matching ones. A great item for your collection until you find a real set or for that re-enactment.

Reproduction of the Special Forces SOG Skull Badge in Sterling Silver cast the same way they were made back in the late 60's in Vietnam.

Current issue US Army Pilot wings in sterling silver. During Vietnam the same wings were used but oxidized.

This is a museum quality sterling reproduction of an unofficial wing used by US seach and rescue helicopter crews during Vietnam. The wing was made originally in small shops in Vietnam.

Vietman Recon / Special Force Badge Sterling Silver reproduction made the same way they were done in country in the 1960's.

This badge dates from 1967 and is marked 'RECON DELTA CCC' This badge is rarher heavy for a paratroop- er badge at 12 grams which is almost double of a regular badge.

A museum quality reproduction in sterling silver full Colonel Collar insignia originally made by Harry Sugerman (S21 Hallmark). Clutch backs are provided with this set.

A museum quality reproduction in sterling silver full Colonel Collar insignia originally made by Harry Sugerman (S21 Hallmark).While not shown in the picture a three rank is provided for the Army or Air Force overseas hat.

This is a museum quality reproduction of the unofficial Flight Engineer wings that were made in the back alleys of Saigon for US crews. This wing can be found on page 19 of the book 'Vietnam Order of Battle.' The wing is 2.35 inches wide as was the originals and has that sand cast look and feel as did the originals. Since these were unofficial not many are available today for collectors in sterling

This is a reproduction in sterling silver of a Vietnamese 'JUNK FORCE' Riverine beret badge,for the enlisted personnel. A nice period looking piece with a crude pin back device to attach to the beret the same as the original. These are not a very common badge from Vietnam, yet the men who wore this were in a very danergious job. This has been aged to look at it did in the late 60's. This is a very heavy badge at 20 grams.

A museum quality reproduction in sterling silver full Navy Captain Collar insignia originally made by Harry Sugerman (S21 Hallmark). Clutch backs are provided with this set of three, shirt and hat.Picture does not show Garrison hat bird but it is provided.

This is a museum quality reproduction made in the same way that the orginal ones were made in the back alleys of Saigon. This Airborne Special Forces badges is one of the most unusal of the ones I have ever seen. The jaw of the skull moves up and down as you walk. These 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 sterling and 1967.

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 5/16 inches wide and has two clutch backs and is stamped sterling. It is unusal being this small, maybe someone's idea of a joke, a Mess Dress SF Badge. Because of its size it is not found in many collections. Most reproductions of this badge are...

This is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare Vietnam era unofficial badge worn by special forces in the RT Florida team. This is not a common skull paratrooper badge that many of the teams had but rather an Army Pilot wing with a skull soldered onto the center shield. The orginal wing was made by Lordship Industries and so hallmarked on the back.

This museum quality reproduction of a Vietnam Special Forces badge in sterling silver made the same way they were done in country in the late 1960's. Never worn when the "old man" was around but prized by the men.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a Vietnam era unofficial Special Forces badge made in the small shops in Vietnam in sterling silver. This is a very heavy badge.

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 Senior Door Gunner. Here is your chance to own a museum quality reproduction until a real one comes alone.

This is a reproduction in sterling silver with 24karat gold plating of a Vietnamese 'JUNK FORCE' Riverine beret badge,for an officer. A nice period looking piece with a crude pin back device to attach to the beret the same as the original. These are not a very common badge from Vietnam, yet the men who wore this were in a very danergious job. A great item for your collection until a real one cmes along. Also this is a very heavy badge at 20 grams.

This is a current design Colonel Insignia, Navy Captain made in the War Eagles deisgn in sterling silver. While unofficial they make a statement about today. It is very hard to see that the Eagle faces the arrows of war in this set.

War Eagle Colonel Rank Sterling Silver. This is unofficial rank insignia that is worn during periods of war. This was allow until 1951 when the Colonel insignia was required to have the head of the Eagle face the branch of peace. If you look closely you will see the eagle's head is facing the arrows, the arrows of war. This is for a set of two. An extra Eagle for the overseas hat is also available. Please indicate which finish you want. When ordering you will get a bright sterling to match...

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 with a pin back.

WWII 3 Star Collar Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1664Museum quality reproduction of a WWII 3 Star Collar set in Sterling Silver

WWII 4 Star Collar Sterling (2) by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1665Museum quality reproduction of a WWII 4 Star Collar Sterling in sterling silver set of 2.