US Army Insignia

ARTIFACT: This is a bullion United States Army Transportation Service officer hat badge with band. The badge is an eagle with a crest perched upon two crossed anchors. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: About 3-3/8" height and 10" width (as band is...

ARTIFACT: Circa 1923 Scabbard & Blade Society Member Badge named to Hubert Smith Co. A, 2nd Regiment. The pin is an eagle with two crossed sabers and the letters V λ (lambda) on his breast and is made of 14K gold and pearls. Scabbard and Blade...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa early World War II United States Army 524th Military Police Battalion patrolman badge. This unit was stationed in San Francisco, California before being sent to the European Theatre of Operations. The badge was made by Patrick...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II police badge for the United States Army's Fort Slocum in New York. The fort was used as a barracks by the Navy during World War II. The badge shows an eagle at top with a winged wheel at center and reads FORT SLOCUM...

ARTIFACT: This is it! The southwest was littered with POW camps during WWII, and the Camps were often military bases. You sometimes will see Military Police badges or the like from these places, but you RARELY IF EVER see actual GUARD badges! Clearly...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa late 1930s United States Army Military Police Command Special Agent badge. This force was also known as the Philippine Constabulary, or PC, and was established in 1901 to aid the United States Military in policing Filipino...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II era employee identification badge for Ashbridge Boat Works of Wilmington, California. Ashbridge made small craft for many clients, including the United States Army. The badge was made by Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War II employee photo identification badge for Fitzimmons General Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Fitzsimmons had first existed during World War I, but was reconstructed as an Army medical facility under the Works Project...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1942 Kansas Ordnance Plant (KOP) "regular" worker lapel pin. The KOP was constructed on land purchased from farmers by the government in 194The pin shows a flaming bomb and is by Greenduck Company of Chicago...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling silver World War II "son-in-service" pin. The top part of the pin is a single blue star bordered by a red rectangle and a United States Army officer's eagle pendant hangs beneath. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is an unusual 1943 North African souvenir or sweetheart pin in silver-plated brass from Tunisia. The fantastic design shows a camel, a mosque and a large palm tree. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: Approximately 1-1/2" in height...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice little World War II United States Army Tank Corps Lieutenant sweetheart pin. The chained pin is in sterling silver and has a miniature tank at one end and a single bar at the other. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: Tank:...