Wings & Insignia (Military and Commercial)

This is a musuem quality reproduction of a very rare insignia from 1926. The small collar insignia for a JAG officer in the US Army. Made in brass with a 24k gold plating.

This is a museum quality reproduction of an extremely rare Goodyear Airship wing used in the 1930'. The wing is 3 5/16 inches wide and notice it has the winged foot in the center.

This is a very museum qualityreproduction of a 1930' US Navy Pilots Wing designed by NS Meyer with a pin back in 2 3/4 inch wide, made in Brass with a 24 karat gold plate. Old wings such as this are rare and expensive.

This is a very museum qualityreproduction of a 1930' US Navy Pilots Wing designed by NS Meyer with a pin back in 2 3/4 inch wide, made in Sterling Silver with a 24 karat gold plate. Old wings such as this are rare and expensive.

This US Army Pilot wing is 2 3/4 inches is a museum quality reproduction of the ones dated from the 1930' from White Co. and made in sterling silver. It is a very detailed wing and flat in design with a pin back. Unusual compared to other US wings.

This is a museum quality reproduction in sterling silver with a 24K gold plate of a 1930' Navy/ USMC ObserverWing in full uniform size. It is very rare to see one of these unofficial wings and therefore they are not in many collections. This wing features a flat back and three piece construction. The two top parts, circle and proper EGAare hard soldered together as were the originals.

This is a museum quality reproduction in sterling silver of a 1933 US Coast Guard Pilot Wing. The wing has a 24k gold plate. This is a rare wing not found in many collections. The Coast Guard was rather small and did not have many pilots.

A museum quality reproduction of a 1950' Boeing lapel pin with a screw back in sterling silver. This pin is 5/8 of an inch in diameter.

A museum quality reproduction of a 1950' Boeing lapel pin with a screw back in sterling silver with a gold plate. This pin is 5/8 of an inch in diameter.

This is a museum quality reproduction of US Collars for a Chaplian during the period of 1954 and 1965. These were still used in the early Vietnam years. The insignia is 1 inch tall and hallmarked Vanguard 1V and Sterling.

When the Astronauts first started it was a very small group, sort of like a fraternity and they insignia the military placed on the wings of its astronauts became a lapel pin when they were wearing a suit. Only the Astronauts wore it. If you were one of he few that went into space your pin was gold. This is a museum quality reproduction of that pin made in sterling silver with a 24 karat gold plate.