Militaria

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I Victory Liberty Loan solicitor badge numbered 444The reverse of the badge reads 5th LIBERTY LOAN APR 1919 VOLUNTEER SERVICE WORLD WAR 1914-1918. VINTAGE: Circa 1919...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I 4th Liberty Loan service award for Hardware Metals and Allied Trades. The pin is oval with a blue enameled border and a red, white and blue flag at center...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful World War I United States War Savings Stamps (WSS) sales award pin from the Metropolitan Life Insurance (MLI) Company in 14 karat gold (pin itself is in 10 karat gold)...

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...

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...

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,...

ARTIFACT: Great WWII Homefront War Worker large celluloid pin. The center shows a worker standing with an American flag behind him and the outer ring reads: "WE'RE THE MAN BEHIND THE GUN". The...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II United States Navy "E" for excellence in production pin for Textile Machine Works. The pin is enameled in red, white and blue and shows two crossed cannon and an...

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...

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 /...

ARTIFACT: Great WWII era photo identification badge of Home Front War Worker "J.J. TIERNEY" who was employed with the Breeze Corporation of Newark, New Jersey - manufacturers of electric motors. The...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare World War II "E" award letter opener for Doehler-Pottstown. The letter opener is quite ornate and resembles a stiletto knife. The front reads DOEHLER POTTSTOWN with a logo...