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ARTIFACT: This is a 1960s United States Army 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment DI. The DI shows a fleur-de-lis upon a green palmetto leaf and reads TOUJOURS PRET (always ready). VINTAGE: Circa 1960s. SIZE: Approximately 1-1/8" in height 1-1/16" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1960s United States Army distinctive insignia for the 1st Military Intelligence Battalion by Denmark. The DI shows a hand holding up a winged eyeball and reads INFORMARE LABORAMUS (we labor to inform). VINTAGE: Circa 1960s...

ARTIFACT: Rare early type United States Army Special Forces 'skull' type distinctive insignia by Denmarks (6D). This rendition of the Special Forces Regimental Insignia is made with the early smiling skulls design, crossed arrows, and dagger in the...

ARTIFACT: This is a distinctive insignia for the United States Army ROTC program at Marshall University in West Virginia. The DI is a showing a green buffalo head and reads DOCTUS ET DUCTOR (and led by the wise). It was made by N.S. Meyer Incorporated of...

ARTIFACT: This is a distinctive insignia for the United States Army Medical Department Activity at Fort Wolters, Texas. The DI shows the staff of Asclepius, only with a sword taking the place of the tree limb, atop a pair of wings and reads AEROMEDICAL...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1960s distinctive insignia for the United States Army Engineer Center and Fort Leonard Wood (Missouri) and the Engineering School. The DI has the engineering castle in relief at its center and a lamp of knowledge at its top and reads...

ARTIFACT: This is a distinctive insignia for the United States Army Combat Surveillance and Electronic Warfare School. The DI is a crest with two crossed swords and an arrowhead and reads VIGILAS AGERE (vigilance for security). VINTAGE: Circa 1960s...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1950s distinctive insignia for the United States 1015th Engineer Company and Engineering School at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The DI has the engineering castle in relief at its center and a lamp of knowledge at its top and reads ESSAYONS...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1950s United States Army distinctive insignia for the 716th Military Police Battalion. The DI shows a baton upon a tasseled pillow and reads LEX ET ORDO (law and order). VINTAGE: Circa 1950's. SIZE: Approximately 1-1/4" in height...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1950s distinctive insignia for the United States 606th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Gun Battalion by N.S. Meyer. The DI is a crest bearing a lion, a winged arrow and a defense wall. The DI reads AD FINEM DEFENSOR (defenders to the end)...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1950s distinctive insignia for the United States 498th Engineer Battalion by Meyer. The DI shows a battleaxe and some red pennants bearing various symbols and reads PRAEPARA ET DEFENDE (prepare and defend). VINTAGE: Circa 1950s...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1950s distinctive insignia for the United States 106th Engineer Battalion. The DI shows a fleur-de-lis above a jagged line and reads VIRTUTE ET ARMIS (by valor and arms). VINTAGE: Circa 1950s. SIZE: Approximately 1 x1" CONSTRUCTION...