ORIGINAL PRE WORLD WAR II UNITED STATES ARMY & MARINE CORPS GENERAL STAR SHOULDER INSIGNIA 1 INCH SIZE, PIN-BACK. (1 SET OF 2). In the United States Armed Forces, a brigadier general is a one-star general officer in the United States Army. A brigadier general ranks above a colonel and below a major general. The pay grade of brigadier general is O-7. Please let me know if there’s anything else I can do for you!
3 – Antique Milano Roma Silver Star Order Grand Officer’s Star Metal Metal’s. 2 Of Them Size’s Are 2 7/8″ Tall BY 2 7/8″ Wide. 1 Of Them Size Is 3 1/2″ By 3 1/2″. Please See All Photos For Best Description. Any Questions Please Feel Free to Contact.
Kingdom of Afghanistan Star Order Decoration medal, I’m guessing this was unique, or a gong for a sash that we’ve not seen before, Arthus Bertran jeweler of France made two workshops, since 1803! Looks like silver, 2 1/4 inches as worn, single loop at top.
Nothing included except holster, holster is still supple but finish is cracking. This holster is for the model 1014 star which is a hammer fired curiosity used by the French army in ww1.
Actual 41×79 Vintage American Flag 48 Star Sewn Cotton USA Banner Antique Patriotic Decor Red White Blue. Condition: Good used vintage condition. Fabric shows age-related wear and patina. Notable scattered light stains and marks on the white stripes and header, visible in close-up photos. Hem, grommets, and seams are solid. No major tears or holes noted. Field of stars and stripes are meticulously sewn. Stars are individually stitched onto the blue canton. Size: Approximate measurements shown in photos: 41 inches tall by 79 inches long (measured flat). Details: Classic antique US banner, two brass grommets, double-stitched header. Collector’s piece for patriotic display, Fourth of July, historical collection, or Americana home decor. Era: Estimated to be pre-1959 based on the 48-star pattern and construction style.
Original Pre-WWII US Army Brigadier General’s Rank Star Set. Very nice original item. Construction in silver-filled bronze with false embroidery surface and flat-back. Pin-back fastener with safety C-catch. Early to mid-1930s production. Each measures just under 1 tall. See my other auctions with military and other items! Please feel free to ask any questions. We strive to satisfy our customers.
Major General Ignacio Comonfort. Gilt bronze with enamel. Base plate with eight diamond-cut points. Above it is a Maltese Cross with red enamel, finished in scrolls, and gold-trimmed. In the center, a button with an olive leaf wreath on its exterior, the epigraph enameled in dark blue with gold lettering bearing the inscription: Division General Ignacio Comonfort. In the center, tricolor enamel, a Mexican eagle with wings down, turning to the left, and a serpent. The plain back has an enameled button in the center, the epigraph in white with gold lettering; “CORP OF DEFENDERS OF THE REPUBLIC, ” and in blue enamel in gold letters the inscription: “DISTINGUISHED SERVICES SINCE 1836, ” with a tricolor center and a Mexican eagle facing left with a serpent.
Original Pre-WWII US Army Brigadier General’s Rank Star Set Sterling AmCraft. Very nice original item. Construction in sterling silvere with false embroidery surface and snowflake pattern on reverse. Pin-back fastener with safety U-catch. Marked STERLING, snowflake pattern was used by AmCraft of Attleboro, Mass. Early to mid-1930s production. Each measures just under 1 tall. See my other auctions with military and other items! Please feel free to ask any questions. We strive to satisfy our customers.
ARMY BRIGADIER GENERAL STAR COLLAR PIN BACK INSIGNIA. SOLID BRASS w/ BLACK FINISH. DIMENSIONS: 1 1/8″ x 1 1/4″. FOR REFERENCE ONLY NOT INCLUDED IN THE LISTING IS PICTURES OF. NOLAN WEARING AN EXAMPLE OF THIS EXACT COLLAR INSIGNIA. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION.
Major General Ignacio Comonfort. Gilt bronze with enamel. Base plate with eight diamond-cut points. Above it is a Maltese Cross with red enamel, finished in scrolls, and gold-trimmed. In the center, a button with an olive leaf wreath on its exterior, the epigraph enameled in dark blue with gold lettering bearing the inscription: Division General Ignacio Comonfort. In the center, tricolor enamel, a Mexican eagle with wings down, turning to the left, and a serpent. The plain back has an enameled button in the center, the epigraph in white with gold lettering; “CORP OF DEFENDERS OF THE REPUBLIC, ” and in blue enamel in gold letters the inscription: “DISTINGUISHED SERVICES SINCE 1836, ” with a tricolor center and a Mexican eagle facing left with a serpent.