WittWorldWide.com Posted June 18 Can anyone ID the Branch, Period/Range Used, and basic job/MOS criteria for this insignia. Officers Equip. Co. Madison NJ marked, but likely made by Blackinton for this distributor in the 1950s. (These are New/Old Stock from a long closed Army/Navy shop in Chicago.) Cap Size is 2" x 1-5/8", Labels? are 13/16" x 5/8" approx. I understand they are likely Civilian, but who did they work with primarily... and have seen these before, but for some reason can not find the details again. Thanks, Rich Rich Witt www.WittWorldWide.com We are currently working on Updating and Improving the Web Site, so please be patient, and I appreciate all the visits... In the short term this may effect our USMF Images as well. RW Collecting and Dealing in Quality Original Militaria, Specializing in Named/Attributed/ID'd Medals and Groups, with an emphasis on research. "Putting the Face to the Name". We Appreciate the Service and Sacrifice, and Preserve the History... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wake1941 Posted June 19 They are 1940s/50s Navy insignia. Large badge is worn on the hat and the small ones the collar/side cap Check out my eBay page, I sell military insignia and just about anything else I come acrossLink: https://www.ebay.com/sch/fitzkeemilitaria/m.html?item=223497878518&hash=item340982fbf6%3Ag%3ASs4AAOSw-llcxhqe&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562 Please check out my web page as well for more items for sale https://fitzkeemilitaria.com/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WittWorldWide.com Posted June 19 Appreciate it... You see the cloth patch equivalent regularly, from WW2 Era, but have never seen the metal insignia in images as worn, and these are clearly 1950s manufacture. Thanks, Rich Rich Witt www.WittWorldWide.com We are currently working on Updating and Improving the Web Site, so please be patient, and I appreciate all the visits... In the short term this may effect our USMF Images as well. RW Collecting and Dealing in Quality Original Militaria, Specializing in Named/Attributed/ID'd Medals and Groups, with an emphasis on research. "Putting the Face to the Name". We Appreciate the Service and Sacrifice, and Preserve the History... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
