Manufacturing Related Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: Great 1950's General Dynamics (Electric Boat Co.) Nuclear Submarine pin in silver-plated brass. VINTAGE: Circa 1950's SIZE: Approximately 2" x ¼" CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Silver-plated brass. ATTACHMENT: Horizontal pin with drop in...

ARTIFACT: Great, early 1950's USS Nautilus Project General Dynamics Electric Boat Division worker nuclear submarine pin. The pin is in the shape of a submarine and shows the letter"GD" on the conning tower. VINTAGE: Circa early...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II member badge for the Edw. G. Budd Manufacturing Company Fire Brigade. Budd built wheels and truck bodies as well as the RB-1 transport airplane for the United States Navy. The badge is numbered on reverse. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1890s advertising celluloid pin for Studebaker, from their pre-automobile production days. Founded in 1852, the Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company of Fort Bend, Indiana started by making wagons for military, civilian and...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1890s employee badge for Walworth Manufacturing Company. Walworth was an early toolmaker in Boston, Massachusetts, and at the turn of the twentieth century was the leading maker of adjustable non-monkey style wrenches. The badge...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II Raytheon Manufacturing Company police "E" photo badge. The badge shows a black and white photograph of Officer Hayden and his badge number: 7860. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: Approximately 2-5/8" in height and...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful circa World War I war worker badge made by Gorham for the Rome-Turney Radiator Company of Rome, New York. The badge is numbered on reverse and comes with its original box. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: Badge:...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful World War II dual United States Navy "E for Excellence" and United States Maritime Service "M" award pin for Nordberg Manufacturing Company. Nordberg was a heavy machinery and steam engine outfit in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa early World War II worker photo identification badge from Midvale Steel at Nicetown, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In operation from 1867 to 1976, Midvale specialized in durable metal alloys used for applications such as...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1920s advertising paperweight for Byers Machinery of Ravenna, Ohio. The paperweight advertises the company's patented "Bear Cat" crane (excavator). The company founder, John F. Byers, also invented an oatmeal grinder, the...

ARTIFACT: Rare, HUGE WWII Douglas C-54 Skymaster Transport Aircraft pin, nicely detailed in sterling silver. The C-54 was modeled after civilian craft and used by the USAAF during WWII, the aircraft was used to transport cargo, military personnel, and...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1920s employee badge by Whitehead & Hoag for Fairchild Airplane Manufacturing Corporation of Farmingdale, New York. Sherman Fairchild, the corporation's founder, was rejected by the Army for World War I service because of his...