US Navy World War Two Wings & Insignia

This is a very museum quality reproduction of a 1930�s 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.

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 made in sterling silver. Sold in a set of two.

This is a museum quality reproduction of the 1nd Pattern Luxenberg Aerial Gunner Wings in sterling silver. The Luxenberg wings are some of the most sort after wings by all collectors and missing form many collections. This3 inch wing is a very heavy as are most Luxenbergs wighting 24 grams.

Sitting Duck pin aka "Sea Squatters Club" by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1569I bet you can guess what this badge means. Here is another of those unofficial British awards, that you would rather not have. It joins the Order of the Boot but for those who like to sit in a raft in the channel. Gold plated sterling with screw backs.

Submarine Supply Officer Deep Wave Sterling Silver Clutch back. This is museum quality reproduction of an early badge also know as the "Pork Chop" badge and it is made in two parts as was the original. The submarine badge is a WWII Deep Wave by H&H with the sub tower removed and a WWII Supply collar insignia soldered onto the center. Not a common badge and missing form many sub collections. Can be worn on today's uniform. This badge is made in sterling silver with a 24k gold plate.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a Submarine Supply Officer Badge. The badge is made by cutting down the tower on a GEMSCO submarine badge and soldering on a WWII supply collar insignia. The same way the originals were made. This badge is made in sterling silver with a 24k gold plate.

Sterling US'Navy Submarine badge in a tie tack.

World War II Submarine Badge of the "Deep Wave" with the H&H hallmark. This is considered the best design in deep wave and was used by VADM Charles Lookwood as an award in 10k gold those would become members of the "Roll of Honor." For more information see US Silent Service by David A. Jones. This museum quality reproduction is made in sterling silver as an enlisted version. Enlisted metal submarine badges were no official during WWII.

The is a museum quality reproduction of the WWII Submarine Deep Wave Badge by H&H in the rare garrison or overseas cap. The deep wave badges do have a much nicer look than the standard Dolphins. This is the reproduction of the H&H designed badge is made in sterling silver with a 24k gold plating They are also much harder to find. A great item to fill a hole in a collection until a real one comes along.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare pin that was given to factry workers who made the Higgins PT boats. The pin is in sterling silver and is 2 _ inches wide. Notice the word Higgins is in raised letters on the front of the boat. An extremely rare PT boat pin.

WWII Luxenberg Colonel Collar Rank Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1859This is museum quality reproduction in sterling silver of very rare WWII Colonel Insignia made by Luxenberg. One of the most desirable insignia makers. These are called War Eagles because the head of the eagle is facing the arrows. In official Colonel insignia the head of the eagle faces the olive branch. You are bidding on a set of two in the large collar size. These are 1 1/2 inch wing span.Luxenberg oversize...

This is a museum quality reproduction of the standard WWII submarine badge by Meyer in sterling silver with a 24k gold plating. The hallmarks are correct for WWII. The badge is 2 3/4 inches wide and has a pin back.

WWII Navy Catalina Pilot Wing Sterling Silver with Gold Plate. This is a museum reproduction of a very rare wing. Only six of these aircraft existed so the number of wings were very small and therefore rare.

WW II Navy Flight Nurse Wings. These are a very well made replica in Sterling Silver of the WW II Navy Flight Nurse. This wing is made in Sterling Silver, with pin back, and is 24K gold plated, except the center acorn.

This is a reproduction of the WWII Navy Flight Surgeon Wings, shirt size. The Flight Surgeon wings were announced on 29 July 1942. One of the requirements was that the gold was to be dull and the acorn silver. This wing is made of Sterling Silver with a 24 karat gold plate, except on the acorn.

On 29 July 1942 the Navy announced this wing for Naval Flight Surgeons. What is very interesting was a requirement that the wing be of a dull finish in gold with a silver acorn. This is a reproduction of the Meyer design in Sterling Silver with a 24 karat gold plate. This wing is 2 3/4 inches with a pin back.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare Australian made US Navy Wing by Angus and Coote. The Angus and Coote hallmark is in raised letters on one side of the wing and on the other is Sydney. The wing is made of sterling silver with a 24k gold plate. Australian wings are highly prized by collectors and very rare.

A museum quality reproduction of a WWII navy Pilot wing by Vanguard in sterling with a 24k Gold Plate.

This is museum quality reproduction of a WWII Navy Pilots Wing in Sterling Silver with a 24 k Gold Plate. The only hallmark is sterling, but thi is a very nice looking example of a WWII Navy wing. While not an original here is a chance to get one of these unusual wings in sterling silver at a reasonable price.

This is a very rare WWII Navy Pilots Wing in Sterling Silver with a 24 k Gold Plate. The original was hand made by a jeweler during the war, it is not known how many were made. A picture is shown in US navy Wings of Gold. This is a high quality reproduction exacting in every way.

Actually it is not a wing but a Qualification Badge but that is used to help people find it on eBay. This is a museum quality reproduction of the famous WWII Navy Submarine wing badge in sterling silver. It has a pin back just as the original badge and is hallmarked SS224. This is a very nice version of the submarine badge. The SS224 on the back means the man qualified aboard the USS Cod SS 224. The USS Cod is on display in Cleveland Ohio. This would have been un-offcial in WWII. Metal...

Actually it is not a wing but a Qualiifciation Badge and one of the hardest to earn. Only about 1 in 100 qualify to be on a sub. This is a museum quality reproduction of the famous WWII Navy Submarine wing badge in sterling silver with 24k plated surface. It has a pin back just as the original badge and is hallmarked Blackinton which is a very rare hallmark for a sub badge.

This is a museum quality reproduction of the famous WWII Navy Submarine Combat Patrol Badge in sterling silver. It has a pin back just as the original badge and has the three holes for combat stars. We can add the combat stars with the look of theater install.

This is a museum quality reproduction of the famous WWII Navy Submarine wing badge in sterling silver with 24k plated surface. It has a pin back just as the original badge and is hallmarked SS224. This is a very nice version of the submarine badge.

This unique World War II Navy sweetheart wing is found on page 117 of United States 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. This is an museum quality reproduction.

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. Also two types of badges were sometimes made, moving at speed or slow waves. This is a sterling reproduction of an Elco badge for an enlisted crew. This badge is 2 7/16 inches as was the original.

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 enlisted crewmember at speed. This badge is 2...

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...

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. Also two types of badges were sometimes made, moving at speed or slow waves. This is a sterling reproduction of an Higgins badge for an enlisted crew. This badge is 2 9/16 inches as was the original.

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. Also various insignia manufacturers made these badges. Silver for enlisted and gold for officers. Also two types of badges were sometimes made, moving at speed or slow waves. This is a sterling reproduction of a Robbins designed badge for an enlisted crew. This badge...

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. Also two types of badges were sometimes made, moving at speed or slow waves. This is a sterling reproduction of an Elco badge for an officer with a 24k gold plate. This badge is 2 7/16 inches as was the original.

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. Also two types of badges were sometimes made, moving at speed or slow waves. This is a sterling reproduction of a Higgins badge for an officer with a 24k gold plate. This badge is 2 9/16 inches as was the original.

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. Also various insignia manufacturers made these badges. Silver for enlisted and gold for officers. Also two types of badges were sometimes made, moving at speed or slow waves. This is a sterling reproduction with a 24k gold plate of a Robbins designed badge for an...

WWII Submarine Combat Patrol Deep Wave in Sterling Silver. This is one of the nicest WWII Combat Patrol pins. This is a museum quality reproduction of this not commonly found insignia. You can add battle stars to this pin at a cost of $2.00 each.

World War II Submarine Badge of the "Deep Wave" with the H&H hallmark. This is considered the best design in deep wave and was used by VADM Charles Lookwood as an award in 10k gold those would become members of the "Roll of Honor." For more information see US Silent Service by David A. Jones. This reproduction is sterling with a 24k gold plate.

The is a museum Quality reproduction of the WWII Submarine Deep Wave Badge by Gemsco. The deep wave badges do have a much nicer look than the standard Dolphins. They are also much harder to find.

This is a museum quality reproduction of an extremely rare and sort after WWII sweetheart pin. This pin is 1 3/8 inches tall and made in sterling silver as was the original. A mermaid is a legendary aquatic creature with the upper body of a woman and the tail of a fish. Mermaids are sometimes depicted as perilous creatures associated with floods, storms, shipwrecks, and drowning. In other folk traditions they can be benevolent, bestowing boons or falling in love with humans. In 2012 the...

WWII US Navy Landing Ship Tank (LST) sterling silver sweetheart pin of the LST 157. The pin is 2 _ inches wide. LST-157 was laid down on 25 June 1942 at Evansville, Ind., by the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.; launched on 31 October 1942; sponsored by Mrs. DeWitt C. Redgrave, Jr.; and commissioned on 10 February 1943. During World War II, LST-157 served in the European and participated in the following operations : Sicilian occupation�July 1943 Salerno landings�September 1943 Invasion of...

This is a museum quality reproduction of a WWII Navy Pilot wing for wear on the garrison cap. This is the classic WWII designa and could still be worn today. The wing is 1 5/8 inches wide and is gold plated sterling silver.