Scarce WWII US Army 324th Infantry Regiment Unit Crest by S.E. Eby

This is a scarce World War II United States Army 324th Infantry Regiment unit crest by S.E. Eby on Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The unit was a part of the 44th Infantry Division and it was attached to the 7th Army during its World War II service in France and Germany. The crest reads "LET'S GO" and shows a cat and a Cross of Lorraine in enamel.

Circa World War II.

Approximately 1-3/16" in height and 1" in width.

Plated brass, enamel.

Vertical pin with tongue-style catch.

S.E. Eby Phila. PA.

This is from a United States Army unit crest collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months VEM13 LCEX9/13 SCJX9/16

5+ (Fine-): The crest has spots of darkening, some crazing and a small area of chipping to the enamel.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.