This NSBO is one of the smaller cap badges measuring just over 1” high. The construction is typical die struck light weight metal. The letters and most of the swaz background still have the black paint. The reverse has the two prong bars to mount the insignia.
Condition dry good ...Read and See More
This 1927 pattern cap eagle is one of my favorite visor cap eagles, just has that Art Deco look from that period. The wing span is 1 7/8” with a 1 1/4”height.
This is a used example that still retains one the two mounting tabs. The wreath is somewhat flatten out and retains about 35% of the ori ...Read and See More
This first style Army Visor Cap Badge has a two inch wing span and does not have that three dimensional appearance of the later eagles. The eagle is more attractive to me than the replacement it looks like the Railway car eagles. The wreath and swaz are larger as are the height of the wings. Both pr ...Read and See More
Another item found in a box of stuff, this great bullion Luft visor cap wreath and cockade does not appear to have ever been sewn to a cap. Condition very good ++ ...Read and See More
I have had this for a while a very nice RAD ornament that is 5" wide and 3" high. The Robbin Hood cap has the RAD insignia with a poor swaz in the design. The shovel even has the rivets to hold it to the wood shaft. The cap and shovel are pined to the marble and one pin is broken off. The C & S can ...Read and See More
I just bought this group on 12/23/16 from an 89 year old veteran or should I say occupation trooper. He arrived in Germany in 1946 and assigned to the 1st division. I was mainly interested in talking to him about what the occupation was like and with his wife there we did not get into the interestin ...Read and See More
I recently bought this out of an old time collection. Its just a nice used taken off a cap and I had just noticed that there is a slight cut between the eagle body and the swaz. Nothing to worry about I handled the eagle several times before i noticed it. Condition very good ...Read and See More