Army Air Service

This is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare Colonel pin from around 1840. It is rather large with a wingspan of 2 3/4 inches. This Eagle is shown as figure 166 in American Military Insignia 1800-1851 by J Duncan Campbell and Edgar M Howell published in 1963. This would be a very rare insignia in any collection and if you collect Eagles, this would be a perfect addition to your collection. The pin is made in sterling silver with a 24k gold plate. As was the custom they only wore one...

Sterling Silver museum quality reproduction of a USMC Officer Collar EGA from the 1870's. We only have one side of this set hoping some day to find a match. Some Officers wore the same facing on both sides in that era. Order two if you want a set.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a Spanish American war era, sew-on, 1898 to 1902 coat eagle with "wings down. " Gilt on sterling silver. Measures approximately 1 1/4" high and 1" across. Thisreproduction is made in sterling silver with a 24 karat gold plate. Officers below the grade of colonel wore an eagle on the shoulder straps. Generals and colonels wore the eagle on the collar, with only the rank on the shoulder straps.

This is a museum qualitiy reprodution of Spanish American War Volunteer Collar insignia Sterling with 24k Gold plate for a set of two.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a Spanish American war era set, sew-on, 1898 to 1902 coat eagle with "wings down. " Gilt on brass. Measures approximately 1 1/4" high and 1" across. This reproduction is made in brass with a 24 karat gold plate. Officers below the grade of colonel wore an eagle on the shoulder straps. Generals and colonels wore the eagle on the collar, with only the rank on the shoulder straps. You are buying a set of two insignia one right and one left.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a Spanish American war era set, sew-on, 1898 to 1902 coat eagle with "wings down. " Gilt on sterling silver. Measures approximately 1 1/4" high and 1" across. This reproduction is made in sterling silver with a 24 karat gold plate. Officers below the grade of colonel wore an eagle on the shoulder straps. Generals and colonels wore the eagle on the collar, with only the rank on the shoulder straps. You are buying a set of two insignia one right and one...

1909 Wright Brothers Homecoming Pin Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1230

This is a museum quality handmade exact museum quality reproduction in Sterling Silver of the very rare Wright Brothers Swallow Coin for the 1909 Welcome Home Celebration Jun 17-19, 1909 . The coin got this nickname because of the birds on the back of the coin. The coin was originally made from bronze and silver plated. This reproduction is sterling silver. The coin is just under 1 1/2 inches and has a loop on top for a wearing as a pendant as did the original.

This is a set of two collar insignia worn by the Austrian-Hungarian Army and the first of any aviation insignia.

In 1913 the Military Aviator Badge was authorized by Congress and was awarded to 27 or 28 Signal Corp pilots. This badge is a museum quality reproduction directly copied from the original that was awarded to 2nd Lt. Hap Arnold the first to be awarded on July 5, 1912. The mold was made with permission of the Air Force Museum in Dayton Ohio under the condition the pin on the back be modern and not an exact museum quality reproduction therefore it does have a pin back but with a different clasp....

In 1913 the Military Aviator Badge was authorized by Congress and was awarded to 27 or 28 Signal Corp pilots. This badge is a museum quality reproduction directly copied from the original that was awarded to 2nd Lt. Hap Arnold the first to be awarded on July 5, 1912. The mold was made with permission of the Air Force Museum in Dayton Ohio under the condition the pin on the back be modern and not an exact museum quality reproduction therefore it does have a pin back but with a diffent clasp....

This is a museum quality reproduction of the Belgium Pilot King Albert Officers wing that was used in 1918 with both the right and left collars made in sterling silver with a 24k Gold plate. Also a full size wing was 3 1/16 inches wide. To see more on what a Belgian officer would have worn on his uniform a great site is http://users. skynet. be/Belgian. militaria/pilot. htm A very rare wing set missing from most collections. After all how many pilots belonged to the Air Force in Belgium in...

1919 US Army Air Service US Balloon Pilot. This is a three inch museum quality reproduction with pin back in Sterling Silver of the balloon Pilot wings shown, number 54 with the letters US, in Duncan Campbell' book on Aviation Badges and Insignia. This wing is believed to have been made between 1919 and 1921 it was made both with and without the US letters. The US letters are 24 karat gold plate. The first Balloon wings that was introduced in 1919 as the Balloon Observer Wings but were...

1919 Observer Wings. These wings were authorized on Jan 25, 1919 as the new Pilot wing designed by Mr. Herbert Adams of the Commission of Fine Arts. This wings was hated and lasted only until 14 Oct 1921. The reason it was hated most people believed the government took left over buttons for the wing center. It does look like a button. This is a museum quality reproduction made in Sterling Silver of the very rare Blackinton version. Most reproductions are ofthe Meyer version, you almost never...

1919-1921 US Army Pilot Observer Wings. This is a very well made museum quality reproduction in Sterling Silver. This wing was given to Pilots who no longer flew as a pilot but as an observer in an aircraft. In most cases it was pilot who could no longer pass a flight physical. This wing lasted about 11 months. It was hated because the center "US" looked like a "commercial button. " It was also the last wing with the letters "US" officially on them. You almost never see a real wing but lots of...

These wings were authorized on Jan 25, 1919 for four different functions as follows: Airplane Observer, Balloon Observer, Aerial Bomber and Aerial Gunner. This wings was hated and lasted only until 14 Oct 1921. This is a very well made museum quality reproduction in Sterling Silver of the very rare Blackinton version. Most reproductions of this wing are of the Meyer design, it is very rare to never see a Blackinton. You almost never see a real wing or even a restrike. This has a center clasp...

1919 Observer Wings. These wings were authorizedon Jan 25, 1919 for four different functions as follows: Airplane Observer, Balloon Observer, Aerial Bomber and Aerial Gunner. This wings was hated and lasted only until 14 Oct 1921. This is a very well made museum quality reproduction in Sterling Silver. You almost never see a real wing but a number of Meyer restrikes. This has a center clasp pin back.

This is museum quality reproduction of a 3 1/4 inch wide badge in sterling silver. It may have been used as hat badge for aviation cadets and the for-runner to the WWII Aviation Cadet Hat insignia. The design is rather unusal and even the prop has a design to the edge. The feathering looks similar to wings that had been made by Haltom Jewelers during WWI. But I have not been able to find any detail refrances to this wing.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a rare 1920' French badge for an Aerial Bombardier in sterling silver. The badge was worn over a jacket pocket on the chain. The center loop was placed over the button and then the pocket closed.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a rare 1920' French badge for an Aerial Machine Gunner in sterling silver. The badge was worn over a jacket pocket on the chain. The center loop was placed over the button and then the pocket closed.

This is a museum quality reproduction in sterling silver with a 24K gold plate of a 1920' Navy ObserverWing in full uniform size. But note it is a 1/2 wing for airship observers. It is very rare to see one of these and therefore they are not in many collections. This wing features two piece construction. While not an original here is a chance to get one of these unusual wings in sterling silver.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare Italian Air Ship Crew wing from 1922. During WWI all Italian insignia for their air force was cloth, after the war they started to make metal insignia. This wing is made in sterling silver and then gold plated in24 karat gold as was the original.

This is a museum quality reproduction of the Belgium Pilot Collar insignia that was used from 1922 to 1935. In addition the collars were the same as the pilot wing in 1/2 on either side of the crown center. The photo shows both the wing and the collar. This is for the collar only.

This is a museum quality reproduction of the Belgium Pilot wing that was used from 1922 to 1935. This full size wing was 2 3/8 inches, which is a rather usual size. In addition the collars were this same wing in 1/2 on either side of the crown center.

This US Army Pilot wing is 2 3/4 inches is a museum quality reproduction of the ones dated from the 1930' from White Co. and made in sterling silver. It is a very detailed wing and flat in design with a pin back. Unusual compared to other US wings.

Civil War Insignia 8 Sterling, Weingarten Gallery Item Number P-1814

A museum quality reproduction in gold plated sterling silver of the number 8 from the civil war used on hats and uniforms. These come with the correct wire tabs.

A set of Navy Captian and USMC Colonel Shirt size rank in a museum quality reproduction of an original from H&H in sterling silver. This has the USMC Quatermaster hallmark of 135 which was only used for a short time. Sold as set of two.

This is a 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 single in the uniform size (1 1/2 inches) and made in sterling silver. These are worjn on a hat. These unofficial Eagles could be worn on todays uniform, you have too look very closely to see that they are non-regulation, but...

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...

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 a single unit in the uniform size (1 1/2 inches) and made in sterling silver. These unofficial Eagles could be worn on todays overseas cap, you have too look very closely to see that they are non-regulation,...

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 three 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...

This is a current issue set of FullColonel insignia with a very rare US Army IOH hallmark of W-32. This is an extremely hard to find hallmark as a very small maker of insignia and wings. These are die struck in brass with a rodium plating so they never have to polished. They only sell direct and so very few collectors ever get any of thisapproved insignia. They are well known for their reproductions of older wings and insignia. This is the first IOH hallmakred item they have issued. Don't miss...

Reproduction 1 1/2 inch wide Shoulder Form by Meter Colonle insignia from the Korean War era in sterling silver.

Museum quality reproduction of Colonel USMC Shoulder Form Sterling pin back with an oxidized finish.

USMC Colonel or Navy Captain Collar Insignia Sterling in accordance with current regulation in the collar size.

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...

This current issue set of 3 Navy Captain and Marine Colonel shirtinsignia 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 three 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 to see that...

This current issue single Navy Captain and 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 buying a single one to wear on the overseas hat 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...

Wing span of 1 7/16 inch. Original design between 1954 and 1965. Museum quality reproduction in a perfect set.

Rogers' Rangers was an Independent Company of Rangers attached to the British Army during the French and Indian War. The unit was informally trained by Major Robert Rogers as a rapidly deployable Light Infantry force tasked with reconnaissance and conducting special operations against distant targets. Their military tactics were so bold and effective that the unit became the chief scouting unit of British Crown forces in the late 1750s. Later, several members of Rogers' Rangers became...

Spanish American War A Company Crossed Sabres, Museum quality reproduction in sterling with gold plate. These have sew on loops. Price is for one.

Museum quality reporduction of Spanish American War Volunteer Collar brass in a set of 2. These are made of Brass and have a 24k gold plate.

This is a museum quality reproduction of he insignia of the 102nd Observation Squadron. It was organize on March 22, 1921 under the command of Maj. Kenneth P. Littauer as the 102nd Squadron, 27th Division Air service, New York National Guard. The unit was redesigned the 102nd Observation Squadron on January 23, 1923. This squadron can trace its history back to a group formed by aviation enthusiasts in the NY National Guard in April 1908. They even raised $500 to buy an airplane. They became...

1918-1920 US Pilot Wings Sterling Blackington Design. This is a museum qualityreproduction in sterling silver of the a US Pilot wing use right after WWI where they no longer used the "US" letters on the wing, until the more current design came into being in 1921. The use of the US was dropped due to international convention on wings. This one of the few wings ever made in the WWI basic design but without the US letters.

This is sterling silver museum quality reproduction 3 inch Senior Balloon Wing designed by WC Link and is a truly beautiful wing. But someone long ago added the letters "US" on the original in 14k gold. Since the Senior wings were not approved until 1941 and the letters US ended in 1919 I am lost as to how this came into being. Maybe it was anal metal version of he 1917 Military Aeronaut wing. Or it was an original WWI Balloon wing and someone added the star. Our US is gold plated on sterling....

This is a museum quality sterling silver reproduction of a very rare wing. This is thefirst US Pilot wing of the current design. What is interesting is that this wing dates from 1919/1920 and it looks like it could be worn today, actually it could be. Also this wing has a very rare hallmark - From Official Die. Only 100 of these were ever made.

This US Army Pilot wing is 3 inches is similar to ones dated from the 1930' from BB&B and made in sterling silver. This is a museum quality reproduction of this very detailed wing and flat in design with a pin back. Unusual compared to other US wings.