USAS USAC USAAF & USAF Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce World War I United States Air Service 124th Aero Squadron enlisted man shoulder patch. The patch shows the number 124 over a propeller. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: About 3-3/4" height and 3" width...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce World War I United States Air Service 116th Aero Squadron enlisted man shoulder patch. The patch shows the number 116 over a propeller. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: About 4" height and 3-3/16" width...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce World War I United States Air Service 111th Aero Squadron enlisted man shoulder patch. The patch shows the number 111 over a propeller. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: About 4-3/16" height and 3-3/16" width...

ARTIFACT: This is the unofficial winged squadron badge worn by members of the United States Army Air Forces 463rd Service Squadron. It features a large "e;9"e; between two wings for the 9th Air Force. The center medallion is enamel with a monkey...

ARTIFACT: The most beautiful WWII CBI Theater, patch-type DI I have ever seen. Theater-made in China, the distinctive insignia features beautiful red, white, and blue enameled details and embellished silver. VINTAGE: Circa WWII SIZE: Approximately...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful and extremely rare, uncatalogued WWII United States Army Air Forces 90th Bomb Group DI, theater-made in silver. The 90th BG was nicknamed the 'Jolly Roger' and this rare DI is in the shape of the group's insignia a skull and crossed...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful and rare WWI United States Air Service 88th Aero Squadron badge in silver, made in France. The squadron boarded the RMS Orduna and traveled overseas and arrived in Liverpool on November 9th, 191The 88th Aero Squadron was stationed on...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice example of rare USAF Parachutist Qualification badge in sterling silver used during the years 1956-1963. VINTAGE: Circa late 1950s. SIZE: 1" wide by 1.125" high. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Sterling silver and snamel...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1950s United States Air Force Crash Crew badge. The badge bears the initials R.W., which could have been the initials of the wearer or the location. The badge could possibly have come from RAF Waddington, RAF Wethersfield or RAF...

ARTIFACT: This is a Japanese-made unofficial DI or lapel pin for the United States 6127th Air Terminal Group. Part of the 315th Air Division, which was formed in 1951, the 6127th ran air terminals for United Nations forces throughout the Western Pacific,...

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of Korean War United States Air Force enlisted man collar insignia by Meyer. Each pin is an open circle with US at its center, and they are in silver-plated brass. VINTAGE: Circa Korean War. SIZE: Approximately 1" in...

ARTIFACT: This is an early United States Army Air Forces pilot qualification badge for the F-86 Sabre jet fighter in the shape of that aircraft. The F-86 began flying in 1947, and was retired in 1980.