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 sterling silver with 24k gold charm of Major 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.

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 False Embroidery, also called Etruscan (imitation brocade), Set of Two uniform eagles in Sterling Silver. These were very popular in the early 20th Century until just after the end of World War I. This is sold in sets of two. This was the preferred looking Colonel insignia. The wing span is approximately 1 7/8 inches with each eagle facing each other. Look closely and you can see the Eagles are facing the arrows which was not authorized, these are called "War Eagles" since they are...

WWI Colonel False Embroidery, also called Etruscan (imitation brocade), Set of Two collar size eagles in Sterling Silver. These were very popular in the early 20th Century until just after the end of World War I This is sold in sets of two. This was the preferred looking Colonel insignia. The wing span is approximately 1 3/8 inches with each eagle facing each other. Look closely and you can see the Eagles are facing the arrows which was not authorized, these are called "War Eagles" since they...

This is a very rare item not found in most collections. You are bidding for a set of two. This is based on a collar insignia worn by General "Black Jack" Pershing, one of our nations only two, six star Generals. It is an Eagle US Seal collar insignia and has three sew on loops on the back. This type of insignia dates from 1892 and was not used much after 1906 but a few were used until WWI. This insignia is 1 1/4 inches tall and 1 1/16 inch wide. A picture of these can be found on page 600 of...

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 False Embroidery in Sterling Silver. This is sold in sets of two. This was the preferred looking star for Generals during WWI, Gen. Pershing had 8 of these on his uniform. This is a museum quality pin back reproduction of that rank.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a rare medal add-on. It is a very small Pilot Wingdevice that can be added to the WWI Voctory Medal to show service in aviation. This device is made in sterling silver with a 24 karat gold plate and two attachment wires for adding to the victory medal. A perfect addition to any display of a WWI Airmen.