Unknown/Unidentified Insignia & Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is an unidentified circa 1947-1953 United States Air Forces patch. The patch shows a winged torch against a thunderbolt. VINTAGE: Circa 1947-1953. SIZE: 4-15/16" height and 3-9/16" width. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Blue canvas...

ARTIFACT: Unidentified shooting star badge. WWII possibly European. The badge is a five-point star bearing a raised five-point star in the center with a nicely embellished 'trail'. VINTAGE: Circa WWII SIZE: Approximately 1-7/8" x...

ARTIFACT: Unidentified 1930's (?) Chinese belt buckle with a variant of the Kuomintang Sun and reads "New Life" in Chinese beneath an eagle with wings spread inside a diamond center surrounded by nicely detailed embellishment. Military?...

ARTIFACT: The reason we say "Possible" is because this pin came in with another ABMAC pin. Not much is known of this piece at this time, but it is a nice-looking pin, definitely from the 1930's era. There is good reason to believe it is a Chinese Aid...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful early 20th Century enameled logo pin in sterling silver. The exact identity of this pin has yet to be determined, but judging by the letters on the pin, the word "CONCORD' can be gleaned from them. VINTAGE: Early 20th...

ARTIFACT: This is an early 1920's-30's hand-engraved & enameled silver bus driver hat badge. The origin of this badge is unknown at this time, however it is being researched VINTAGE: Circa 1920's-30's SIZE: About 1-5/8" x 1-7/8" CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is an unidentified, possibly 1930's era transportation badge (possibly). the badge reads BPA at center and A.R.M.A ARMA at top. This badge is heavily enameled and numbered 44. VINTAGE: Circa 1930's (?) SIZE: About 2" CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is an unidentified World War II US Merchant Marine related officer hat badge made in sterling and marked "ASR". VINTAGE: Circa WWII SIZE: About 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Sterling Silver ATTACHMENT: Two screwback...

ARTIFACT: This is beautiful World War II Sterling Eagle badge. It is a small size for an oversea cap type badge. It is likely to have been used by civilian organization working with the military during World War II, though where exactly it is from has...

ARTIFACT: This is beautiful 1880's-90's lapel pin. It is uncertain where this came from, but the "M" in "MAC" that reads on the obverse should stand for Massachusetts. It is enameled on possibly gold. It is maker marked by S. L. Folger of New York...