Wings & Insignia (Military and Commercial)

WW II Women' Air Force Service Pilots Mascot Fifinella. These are a very well made museum quality reproduction of the small WASP Sweetheart pin made originally designed by Walt Disney as a patch. In the 1960' these were made in Sterling Silver for the WASP Reunions. These wings follow the same design that Bell used in making a series of sweetheart wings that come on cards marked "Keep them Flying. " These wings are 1 3/4 inches and has a pin back as did the original.

This is a museum quality reproduction of the rare WWII Womens Air Service Pilot Wings (WASP) for the graduating class W-7. Each of these were hand made by Tailor and Company of Houston Texas by converting the underlying badge with a new shield. This reproduction is made in the exact same way. Their were three differentW-7' wings all used various Juarez wings, a sterling pilot, coin silver pilot and a coin silver observer. This is the one using the Juarez Observer as the background wing.

I have reseached and written a history on all the WASP wings. I am making this available to any of you but only in electronic form for free. This provides a history on all the different wings that were made for the WASP's. Just copy this link into your broser and follow the instructions. https://www.mediafire.com/file/6suqpvd1u7055at/WASP-History-2019.pdf

WWIICoast Guard Pilot Oversea Hat Wings Sterling with Gold Plate, this is a museum quality reproduction of a rather rare item. A wing badge for the Coast Guard when wearing an overseas cap. This wing is 1 inch wide.