U.S. Distinctive Insignia

A set of distinctive insignia belonging to the 18th Infantry regiment, with the latin motto " Ne Desit Virtus" ( Let Valour not Fail ).  read more

Code: 63182

U.S. Distinctive Insignia

A set of Distinctive insignia belonging to the 501st Airborne Infantry with the legion "Geronimo"  read more

Code: 63181

U.S. Unit Distinctive Insignia

A set of distinctive unit insignia belonging to the 320th Field Artillery Regiment, whose latin motto reads "Volen et Potens" ( Willing & Able ).  read more

Code: 63180

U.S. Army Enlisted Man's Visor Cap Badge

This is a army enlisted man's visor cap badge.  read more

Code: 63178

U.S. Quatermaster Corps

Sleeve badge worn by members of the Quartermaster Corps.  read more

Code: 63177

U.S. Corps of Signals Sleeve Badge

This is the sleeve badge worn my members of the Corps of Signals.  read more

Code: 63176

U.S. Service Stripes

Seven red service stripes, which stripe indicates six months service.  read more

Code: 63175

Reproduction U.S. Airborne Troop Carrier Sleeve Badge

This is a very good reproduction Airborne troop carrier sleeve badge worn by U.S glider troops, which took part in the D-Day landings and Operation Market Garden.  read more

Code: 63173

Reproduction 1st Allied Airborne Sleeve Badge

The 1st Allied Airborne was a formation which was formed by order of General Eisenhower on 2nd August 1944. The formation consisting of the 17th, 82, 101 U.S. airborne Divisions and the British 1st and 6th Airborne Divisions and the Polish 1st Parachute Brigade. The formation took part in Operation Market Garden, the Battle of the Bugle and Operation Varsity. It was disbanded on 20th May 1945.  read more

Code: 63172

Reproduction U.S. Airborne Garrison Cap Badge

This is a good reproduction of the non-regulation cap garrison cap badge worn by members of the Parachute Infantry. The badge first appeared in early 1941.  read more

Code: 63171