Pasquale (B. Pasquale) of San Francisco, CA: Examples and Patterns

[pconrad02]

I wrote a long post about these a few years ago. I believe them to be "House of Swords" repros from the early 80's if I recall.

[Costa]

yeah--------- I kind of thought the hallmark on the rear looked off the wall weird!

[rathbonemuseum.com]

For reference

 

[MAP1]

Gents,  

 

This is a 2nd set of wings I have come across and would like some help on. 

 

From what I have found in the archives here, (see link below). a decade or so ago it appears that the concensus was that these are post war or maybe NOS never issued.

 

I know next to nothing about these but was just wondering if I am understanding correctly or if  there has been any changes to this. 

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[MAP1]

Apologies, but looks like I accidentally posted this in the wrong sub-forum. 

[rathbonemuseum.com]

TBH, I have never been a fan of these wings with the PASQUALE maker mark. Typically the mark is PASQUALE S.F. The mark has also been abused on a series of bad wings marked "Pasquali", trying to be Pasquale. Pasquale did have some legitimate WWI and post-WWI insignia. 

[MAP1]

Thanks! 

 

I will pass on these. Don't want any ambiguity. Especially since I'm just looking for one, and not collecting by type. 

[Flightpath]

Just to keep this thread going:

Here´s my WW2 US Navy Warrant Officer overseas cap badge with the same PASQUALE hallmark as the above submariner´s badge......