WORLD WAR I U.S. AIR SERVICE PILOT WINGS

GORGEOUS BALLOON PILOT'S WING, NICE DETAIL TO BALLOON, WITH U.S. TO CENTER AND STAR ABOVE. INSCRIBED TO THE BACK MAJOR JOE WINSLOW BART JR, ARMY AIR SERVICE, 700 4290., THEY MEASURE APPROX. 3" AND APP

Reproduction full sized metal pin back wings and modern WWI Victory ribbon bar. Perfect for a restoration.

WINSLOW ALAN: (1895-1933) American Aviator, the first US Air Service pilot to down a German plane during World War I. Vintage fountain pen ink signature ('Alan C Winslow') on a very slightly irregular

Group of WW2 World War II Sterling & Vermeil Military US Military Service Pins, featuring Air Force, Marine, and Navy service pins. Widest is the spread wings, 1/2" H x 3".

Seven books on the US Air Force, USAF leaders and World War II battles fought in the skies. Included are the following: 1 - The Greatest Aces, 294pp, Edward H. Sims, Harper & Row, 1967. 2 - Wings of J

Heading: (China - World War II escape map) Author: Title: Five US Army Air Force pilot silk escape maps of East Asia from World War II Place Published: Washington, D.C. Publisher:Army Map Service, U.

LEATHER - JOS.ROMAN. BEUMONT ESCAD. A.E.F.F.1918 AD. 56795 Stamped Inside

WWI US Army Air Service winter weight Officer jacket, with US and Air Service collar insignia. There is a machine sewn multi-layered wool Air Service patch on one sleeve. No name or ID. Jacket has som

WWI Khaki summer cotton US Army Air Service Officer jacket, with US and Aviation collar insignia, and pin back lieutenant bars. It is not named or identified. There is some soiling throughout.

NOW, These were Never Made in the General Consensus, Possibly for a Reunion? There's Been a lot of Debate, However they are Expertly Made by Someone with a Jeweler Background, Expert Detail, Marked on

Rare World War I U.S. Army Air Service uniform. Included is: official heavy green wool M1917 tunic, five buttons at front with four pockets with button-down flaps, 'U.S.' and Aviator's screw-on collar

Original matching set.

Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - Collection Lot of WWII U.S. Army Air Force Service Uniform, Pilot Flight Wings and Cap

WWII jacket for AFI (unknown Army Air Force command?) for a WWI veteran who served again in WWII in this capacity. Interesting six button jacket with officer mohair cuffs. Good condition.

American Military United States Air Force World War II Issued and Battle Used Jacket. Complete with American Heroes Airborne, Allied Airborne, Commander Patches, War Medals, Silver Airborne Wings, Ena

Exquisite Bullion Workmanship, Taken off a Tunic, These Date from WW1 into the 20's, Hard to Upgrade this One

Five World War II and Later Flight Wings: 3" US WWII Cadet Pilots Hat Badge with Propeller, WWII 2" Senior Pilots Wings, 2" Junior Flight Surgeon Wings, US Army Pilots Wings, Silver Filled, US Army Ai

Heading: (China - World War II escape map) Author: Title: Five US Army Air Force pilot silk escape maps of China and Japan from World War II Place Published: Washington, D.C. Publisher:Army Map Servi

Including: (6) WWII army chevrons, (7) insignia patches, shoulder board, (4) WWI round lapel pins, (4) Bomber/ pilot wings, Brass US compass by Waltham, USN Anchor pin, WWI Major's leaf. Together with

A very scarce World War II medal, a pilot wings badge presented RAF Group Captain Walter J. Pickard who served as a station commander at Lyneham and was often responsible for several V.I.P. flights. M

Original Austria-Hungary WWI Kappenabzeichen / Cap badge - Erzherzog Eugen. German WWII Kriegsmarine Belt Buckle (reproduction). Original Sterling Silver WWII USAAF Pilot Wings. WWII Original Sterling

WWII Chain Loop Sterling Silver Pendants, Set of three, Reworked and repolished pin converted to chain loop pendant, Includes service bomber pilot wings, US Military Aviator wings, and Air Crew wings.

1 1/2" sterling pilot's wings, with central shield marked US. Pin back

Details: Rex T. Barber autographed commemorative First Day of Issue postal cover. Fine condition. Colonel Rex T. Barber (May 6, 1917 – July 26, 2001) was a World War II fighter pilot from the Un