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ARTIFACT: Nice WWII Boston Navy Yard War Worker celluloid badge for working in the hull of a ship. The oval badge reads: "332", "HULL 1506" in black lettering against white squares in the center and surrounding, the red badge reads:...

ARTIFACT: Scarce circa 1943 – 1944 WWII War Savings Bond Seller Award "Medal Ribbon" pin in wartime shortage plastic. The blue and white medal pin shows a soldier in the center in blue against a background of white and flanked with blue...

ARTIFACT: Great 1943 woman War Worker Home Front photo identification badge of Ruth Lee who was employed with Evans Products Co., Plywood Division. The company produced Eames designed functional plywood items for the war effort and went on to shape much...

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 and the reverse reads FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT 1942...

ARTIFACT: 1930's - WWII Schwitzer Corporation employee badge. The Schwitzer Corp. is based out of Indianapolis, Indiana. The company-built specialty pumps and fans, many ordered under WWII military contracts. The employee badge features a round, blue...

ARTIFACT: This is an "E" award pin for the Midvale Corporation in gold-plated sterling silver. The pin is oval and reads E FOR PRODUCTION UNITED STATES NAVY BUREAU OF ORDNANCE 1944 MIDVALE and shows an anchor and two crossed cannon with five stars. This...

ARTIFACT: This is an "E" award pin for Goss Manufacturing Company. The pin is oval and reads E FOR PRODUCTION UNITED STATES NAVY BUREAU OF ORDNANCE GOSS and shows an anchor and two crossed cannon. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: 1-1/16" in height x...

ARTIFACT: This is an "E" award pin from the United States Navy for the Jeffrey Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio. The pin was made by the Auld Company, also of Columbus Ohio. On front the pin reads:E FOR PRODUCTION and shows an Eagle on an...

ARTIFACT: Large WWII Photo ID badge from United States Naval Air Station in Clinton, Oklahoma. In 1942, the area was known as Burns Flat before it was purchased by the government and renamed Naval Air Station Clinton with the mission of training naval...

ARTIFACT: WWII Civilian Worker ID Beadge for Camp White, Jackson City, Oregon. Camp White was a WWII training and German prisoner-of-war (POW) camp. Many of the troops trained at Camp White participated in the Oregon Maneuver combat exercise in the fall...

ARTIFACT: This is an "E" award pin for Vickers Incorporated, and it reads VICKERS INCORPORATED DETROIT, MICH. FOR PRODUCTION. The pin shows a plane and a ship and the Army-Navy flag flying at center with a wreathed E. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: WWII Aircraft Worker sterling lapel pin from Hartford Special Machine Co. The silver colored enamel center of the lapel pin features the image of an aircraft in black and above it reads: "WORLD WAR II", the outer edge is a blue enamel...