US Army WWI Wings & Insignia

This is a sterling silver of Lt. Colonel rank oak leaf. The Oak leaft is 1/2 inch in height.

This is a sterling silver tie tack of Lt. Colonel rank oak leaf. The Oak leaft is 1/2 inch in height.

This is a museum quality Spanish American War General Officer Star in Sterling silver with positing tabs to hold it in place. An extremely rare item. Not many generals and this configuration to have them on the uniform with wire tabs. Set of two.

War Eagle, Colonel, Uniform Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1424During WWI many French squardrons had symbols painted ion their aircraft and then also had metal pins made to wear as wings on their unifroms, so these are very rare as not many pilots were in any one squadron. Some of the photos show 15-20 pilots in a sqardron. Pilot Wings of SPAD 26. These wings were Adopted on 26 August 1914 and can be found in French Military Aeronautical Branch Badges up to 1918 By Philippe...

This is a museum quality reproduction of WWI'Captin rank in sterling silver in the full size.

This is a museum quality reproduction of WWI'Captin rank in sterling silver in the full size.

This is a museum quality reproduction of WWI'Captin rank in sterling silver in the hard too find shirt size.

WWI Colonel Rank Shirt size, Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1426WWI Pilot Stork Pin Sterling Silver

WWI Gen Pershing Eagle Collar Insignia Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1414This is a museum quality sterling silver reproduction of a very rare French wing from the World War One. Many French Pilots wore a squdron badge on their uniform sort of like the Dis of today. This is from Squadron 11 also know as 'Cocotle de L'Escadrille 11.' A pictrue of this wing can be found in French Military Aeronautical Branch Badges up to 1918 By Philippe Bartlett on page 351, figure 18.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a WWI Lt. Colonel oak leaf in sterling silver. Front the picture they look exactly like WWII and todays, but they are not. What is very interesting is the size, over time the size of the insignia has grown. If you place a WWI next to a WWII and then a Vietnam era LT Col you will see each one is a little bigger. Very small but bigger. So don't place a WWII Lt Col on a WWI uniform. You are purchasing a set of two.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a WWI Major oak leaf in sterling silver. Front the picture they look exactly like WWII and todays, but they are not. What is very interesting is the size, over time the size of the insignia has grown. If you place a WWI next to a WWII and then a Vietnam era Major you will see each one is a little bigger. Very small but bigger. So don't place a WWII Major on a WWI uniform. You are purchasing a set of two.

WWI One Star General Emb Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1358Many of the French Pilots wore birds on their uniforms, two of the most popular designs were either an eagle or a Stork. This stork is rather rare in design in that it has its head more up than most. Also this is a rather small one at 1 1/2 inches wide. A picture of this wing can be found in French Military Aeronautical Branch Badges up to 1918 By Philippe Bartlett on pages351 Figure 3. Different stork designs were used...

WWI Victory Medal Aviation Device Sterling w Gold by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1820This is a reproduction of a 1921 Army Air Service Airship Pilot originally made by N.S. Meyer in Sterling Silver. This is one of the 6 known airship wing designs for only 150 pilots. Everyone liked the way they looked and made them