Sweetheart Jewelry

This is a museum quality reproduction of a WWII C-46 cargo aircraft. It was a high-altitude design first placed into service in 1942 by the Army Air Force and by the Navy as the R5C. The aircraft remain in service with the Air Force until 1968. A total of 3,181 of these aircraft were built.

POW/MIA Sterling Silver Charm

Spanish American War Patriotic or Sweetheart pin. A museum quality reproduction of a great Eagle Pin from the Spanish American War era. This pin is 2 3/15 inches wide, notice the wire used for a pin back which is rather unusal and timed back to this era.

West Point, USMA sterling silver charm

This is a museum quality reproduction of a sweetheart pin from WWII of a US Battleship. Many men in uniform gave their mothers and sweetheart pins reflecting their service. This is not a very common pin from that era.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a great WWII sweetheart pin of the Midway Aircraft Carrier complete with aircraft on its deck in sterling silver. The detail is great. The pin is 2 1/4 inches wide.

This is a museum quality reproduction of one of the many WWII sweetheart pins. Some pins reflected a loved ones service such as this sailor pin. Everyone on the home front was supporting our boys and it was very common to see someone wearing a pin to reflect a son or sweetheart in the service. The design of the sailor pin is classic and still reflects the sailor of today. The pin is 1 1/2 inches tall and made in sterling silver. Perfect to wear today to support our troops.

text-autospace:none">The is a museum quality reproduction in sterling silver of a US Navy Sweetheart pin from World War II. This pin is 1 inches wide. Here is one until you can fill that hole in your collection with a real one.

This is a museum quality reproduction of one of the many WWII V for victory pins. Some pins reflected a loved ones service such as these wings. Everyone on the home front was waiting for that simple message of Victory. WWII was a war where everyone supported the fight over the Axis Powers and the V pin was something you could wear even if you did not have a sweetheart in the military. The pin is 1 7/8 inches wide by 1/2 inch high made in sterling silver. This pin is shown on page 148 of Nick...

This is a museum quality reproduction of one of the many WWII V for victory pins. Some pins reflected a loved ones service such as these wings. Everyone on the home front was waiting for that simple message of Victory. WWII was a war where everyone supported the fight over the Axis Powers and the V pin was something you could wear even if you did not have a sweetheart in the military. The pin is 1 3/4 inches wide by 1/2 inch high made in sterling silver. The N in the center is rather unusual...