USMC WWI Wings & Insignia

WWI Officer USMC Collar EGA Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1655This is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare WWI Russian House of Romanov Badge in sterling silver. The House of Romanov was the second and last imperial dynasty of Russia founded in 1613and ended in 1917. If you wer a member of the Royal Family I gather you could wear this badge and it must have opened a lot of doors. Several members of the House still are alve and who knows maybe some day they will return to...

WWI USMC Band (EGA) Collar Sterling/Gold by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-16821921 Airship Pilot Wings reproduction in sterling silver based on the design by Fox.One of six known different airship designs.

WWI ' USMC Enlished Hat EGA Sterling with Gold by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1681In 1921 the Airship Pilot Badge (while it looks like a wing it was never officially called that) was introduced by the US Army. This is a very well made sterling silver replica of that badge 3 inch (Blackinton Design) with pinback. Not many of these badges were ever made and are missing from many collections after all how many Airship Captains were there. Actually there were about 150. Also it is interesting...

WWI ' USMC Enlisted EGA Sterling with Gold by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1691In 1921 the Airship Pilot Badge (while it looks like a wing it was never officially called that) was introduced by the US Army. This is a very well made sterling silver replica of that badge 3 inch (Fox Design) with pinback as shown on page 71 of More Silver Wings, Pinks and Greens. This is also a heavy wing at approximately 2/3 of an ounce. Not many of these badges were ever made and are missing from many...

WWI USMC Officer EGA Ant Gold Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1655GThis is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare WWI Russian Naval Pilot Wing made in Sterling Silver with a correct brass nut. Imperial Russian badges are extreme hard to find and sell for 10 times or more what the starting pirce is for this exceptional reproduction. It is an extremely different looking badge with the ships chain on the outside edge and the winged anchor in the center.

WWI USMC Officer EGA Blacken Sterling by Weingarten GalleryItem Number: P-1655BThis is a museum quality reproduction of a very rare WWI Russian Observer Wing made in Sterling Silver with a correct brass nut. Imperial Russian badges are extreme hard to find and sell for 10 times or more what the starting price is for this exceptional museum reproduction. Look closely at this wing and going from bottom to top in the center is a telescope. I have to admit at first I missed this. But this is...