A collection of United States Marine Corps insignia depicting the traditional Eagle, Globe, and Anchor motif. The group consists of a larger central cap device and several smaller collar-sized pins. The devices are constructed from metal with varying dark finishes, including matte charcoal and glossy black coatings. The central device features a detailed eagle with spread wings perched atop a globe showing the Western Hemisphere, intersected by a fouled anchor. The smaller devices show similar details in a reduced scale, with some displaying more lustrous finishes than others. The items are mounted on a vintage cardboard fragment originally used for advertising. The reverse of the cardboard is blue with yellow and white text, featuring the readable words first choice for, helping, and MANISCHEWITZ in large yellow block letters. The fasteners on the reverse of the pins are a combination of screw-back nuts and clutch-back butterfly clips. The screw-back components include circular brass-toned nuts and one patinated green circular nut positioned behind the central device.