Militaria

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II distinctive insignia for the United States Army Quartermaster Replacement Training Center (QMRTC). The DI is by N.S. Meyer Company of New York. The DI is enameled sterling silver and shows a black horse or pawn at center...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II distinctive insignia for the United States 97th Field Artillery Battalion by A.H. Dondero. The DI is a gold and red crest with its two halves separated by a jagged line. There is a cannon in the lower half and a scroll at...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa late World War II patch-type distinctive insignia for the United States 91st Infantry Division, aka "Pine Tree Division". The insignia is a lone pine tree. VINTAGE: Circa late World War II. SIZE: Approximately 1" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a distinctive insignia in sterling silver for the United States Army 87th Infantry Regiment, Mountain Division. The DI shows an impressive mountain peak with a crossed pick and ski pole along with a horshehoe. The regiment's motto VIRES...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling distinctive insignia for the United States Army 79th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Gun Battalion. This insignia reads ALTO Y DERECHO (High and Straight) and shows a crest a white star, lightning bolt and a searchlight...

ARTIFACT: This is a theatre-made World War II distinctive insignia for the United States Army 61st Field Artillery Battalion. The insignia shows a missile bursting into flame against a divided crest. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: Approximately...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1930's - early World War II distinctive insignia by Meyer for the United States Army 60th Infantry Regiment. The DI shows a cannon and a wavy line representing the Meuse River and reads TO THE UTMOST EXTENT OF OUR POWER...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling distinctive insignia for the United States Army Headquarters 30th Infantry Division. This insignia shows a bust of Andrew Jackson against a hickory tree trunk and reads OLD HICKORY. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling silver distinctive insignia for the United States Army 29th Engineer Battalion. This battalion is the oldest of all United States military mapping units. The insignia shows a crest bearing a fleur-de-lis, four stars and an X...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling silver distinctive insignia for the United States Army 27th Coastal Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion. The DI is a handsome red and white crest with a white star above a simple pine tree. VINTAGE: Circa World War II era...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II distinctive insignia by N.S. Meyer for the United States Army 22nd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Air Watch. The 22nd AAA AW, previously the 22nd Coast Artillery Regiment, quartered at Camp Langdon in Portsmouth, New Hampshire...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling silver distinctive insignia for the United States Army 18th Coast Artillery Regiment Harbor Defense. This insignia shows a missile sailing over an octopus and reads TAM MARTE QUAM MINERVA (As Much by Courage as by Skill). Red...