!5th United States Army Air Force Bullion

An Officers 15th USAAF patch in bullion thread. With good patina, some age. Bullion thread is raised and quality workmanship overall.

Measures 2 1/2”

Established on 1 November 1943, Fifteenth AF was a United States Army Air Forces combat air force deployed to the European Theater of World War II, bombing Europe from bases in southern Italy and engaging in air-to-...  read more

Code: 58314

WWIi United States 15th Army Air Force

USAAF Officers 15th Air Force bullion sleeve patch. In very good near mint condition.

Measures 3”

Established on 1 November 1943, Fifteenth AF was a United States Army Air Forces combat air force deployed to the European Theater of World War II, bombing Europe from bases in southern Italy and engaging in air-to-air fighter combat against enemy aircraft and shuttle...  read more

Code: 58313

American US Army Air Force Rescue Badge

A rare item, a WWII American USAAF rescue launch award for enlisted personnel. Pin back in sterling silver, maker marker Gemsco N.Y. With the AAC logo on the front of the boat.

Measures 2 1/2” x 5/8”

Crash boats, at the time known as "aircraft rescue boats" or "air-sea rescue boats", were wooden speedboats built to rescue the crew of downed United States and othe...  read more

Code: 58307

WWII Royal Air Force Badge

47 Squadron Royal Air Force lapel badge. Pin Back maker marked by H.W.Miller Ltd Branston St. B'Ham.18. Kings crown enamel all good.

East Africa (1940–1941): Started WWII bombing Italian positions and infrastructure in Eritrea and Abyssinia.Middle East & Mediterranean (1941–1944): Flew anti-submarine patrols from Egypt and anti-shipping strike operations across the Mediterranea...  read more

Code: 58308

Air Training Corps - Founder Squadron

Air Training Corps 3F Squadron sleeve patch.
Founder (F) Squadron Watford printed version.

Meaning: The letter "F" designates original founder units from the pre-war and early formation eras (such as historical No. 3F in Watford during the Air Defence Cadet Corps era). Historically, the first 50 squadrons added an 'F' to their number. If a founder squadron disbands and lat...  read more

Code: 58310

WWI Imperial German Shoulder Boards

Not really my thing but sometimes you pick up odds and ends. So make me an offer for all three.

Sold as seen.

Contact me at
tiger.six@outlook.com  read more

Code: 58309

WWII United States Army Airforce Bracelet

A WWII USAAF Navigator wing bracelet in sterling silver.Some light age and service wear.

Measures end to end 7 3/4” complete with lock clasp.  read more

Code: 58306

United States Airforce

A Post-war USAF Command Pilot wing hall marked in sterling silver by NS Meyer of New York. Clutch back fitting solid one piece strike. Fine example to a high ranking officer.

Full size at 3”  read more

Code: 58304

United States Air Force

A Post-war USAF Command Pilot wing hall marked in sterling silver by Vanguard with an early IV hall mark. Clutch back fitting solid one piece strike. Fine example to a high ranking officer.

Full size at 3”  read more

Code: 58305

Royal Air Force - United States of America

A matching pair of embroidered RAF U.S.A. Shoulder titles left and right facing eagles. Removed from uniform with light age and service wear.

Measures 3 1/4” x 2”  read more

Code: 58303