US NAVY USN Insignia

ARTIFACT: This is a "Deco" style United States Navy officer's submarine dolphins in a mess dress or hat size. These date from World War II and were made by H&H. They have stunning details and a pierced design. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is a sterling silver World War II United States Navy submarine combat patrol badge by AMICO. The badge shows a submarine cutting through the waves above three riveted gilt patrol stars. VINTAGE: Circa WWII SIZE: About 1/2" in height...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1930s or World War II United States Naval Training Station Deputy Fire Chief badge. The gilt brass badge has three horns at center in relief and an eagle at the top who leans forward slightly from his aerie. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1930s United States Navy honorable discharge lapel pin. The pin shows an eagle, ship and anchor at center and reads UNITED STATES NAVY HONORABLE DISCHARGE. VINTAGE: Circa 1930s. SIZE: Approximately 5/8" in diameter. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1920s United States Navy USS Chaumont Deputy Master at Arms badge. Commissioned November 22, 1921, the Chaumont assumed transport duties for the two decades leading up to the war. She covered the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean and...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare World War I United States Navy officer hat badge with a right-facing eagle in metal. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: 1-7/8" height and 2-3/16" width. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Plated brass. ATTACHMENT: One single...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa World War I United States Navy CPO (Chief Petty Officer) hat badge. This badge has an unusually slanted "USN" mounted on the anchor. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: Approximately 1-5/8" in height and 1-1/16" in width...

ARTIFACT: This is a very rare United States Navy sailor's cap tally from the USS Maine, the sinking of which precipitated the Spanish-American War. The Maine exploded at Havana Harbor on February 15, 1898, and popular opinion at the time blamed the...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa World War I United States Navy cap tally for the USS Franklin, receiving ship at Norfolk, Virginia. The Franklin was built at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in 1854, and after an illustrious career as various flagships in the...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa mid-1930s United States Navy cap tally for the USS San Francisco (CA-38), a New Orleans class heavy cruiser. The San Francisco was one of the most decorated ships during World War II, earning a total of 17 battle stars...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa mid-1930s United States Navy cap tally for the USS San Francisco (CA-38), a New Orleans class heavy cruiser. The San Francisco was one of the most decorated ships during World War II, earning a total of 17 battle stars...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1890s cap tally for the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey steamer, the USS Blake. Now called the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), the Geodetic Survey was established in 1807 as the first civilian...