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ARTIFACT: Early 1940's Diehl Manufacturing Co. worker photo identification badge from Finderne, New Jersey. Philip Diehl started out as a machine designer for the Singer Manufacturing Co. until 1885 when he started his own company which became known as...

ARTIFACT: Great, early WWII, circa 1942 - 1943 M4- A1 Sherman Tank Federal Machine & Welder Co. War Worker lapel pin in gilt sterling. The M4 developed from the medium-sized M3 and first entered combat with the British in North Africa during 1942 and...

ARTIFACT: Great, early WWII, circa 1942 – 1943 M4- A1 Sherman Tank Federal Machine & Welder Co. War Worker lapel pin in gilt sterling. The M4 developed from the medium-sized M3 and first entered combat with the British in North Africa during...

ARTIFACT: This is a September 1943 World Champion Liberty Ship Builders lapel pin. VINTAGE: Circa 1943. SIZE: About 7/8" in width by ½" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Gold plated nickel. ATTACHMENT: Single screw post with...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful World War II temporary factory access badge for Grumman Aircraft Engineering Company of Bethpage, New York. Grumman was established in 1929 and merged with Northrop Corporation in 199The badge is in celluloid and is numbered...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War II "E" (for Excellence) Award for production of war materiel awarded by the United States Army and Navy to Sylvania Electric Products Inc. of Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The folder contains the details and program of...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II homefront patch or armband for the Massachusetts Farm Volunteers. At the centerpoint of the band is a patch reading MFV in red and showing a blue star and a yellow ear of corn. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is a numbered early World War II Store Defense warden badge. The badge is enameled in red, white and blue stripes and shows a crest at center bearing three sheaves of wheat. VINTAGE: Circa early World War II. SIZE: Approximately...

ARTIFACT: This is a red, white and blue United States tank manufacturer (ARS) "Keep 'Em Rolling" pin. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: Approximately 3/4" in diameter. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Celluloid over aluminum, tin backing, brass pin...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful, Anti-Axis War Worker, War Loan large celluloid pin from Bethlehem – Hingham, Massachusetts Shipyard. The top of the pin shows a globe with a ring around its center with a Japanese Rising Sun on one side and a swastika. The...

ARTIFACT: This is a great World War II 4th War Loan badge for the Bethlehem Steel Company's shipyard in Hingham, Massachusetts. The yard operated for five years beginning in 1940. This badge reads WE BOUGHT HELLCATS TO RID THE WORLD OF RATS...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II launching crew badge for the Bethlehem Steel Company's shipyard in Hingham, Massachusetts. The yard operated for five years beginning in 1940. This badge is in green celluloid and is numbered 151. VINTAGE: Circa World...