Help Identify Wings. Good?

[siege1863]

I just purchased these wings. Not at all what I collect, but the $15.00 price was good enough to take the risk. What seem unusual about them is the "radiator" design for the shield. The only mark on the back is "coin silver." Are they good? Any idea of maker or time period? Thanks.

 

 

 

[Teamski]

This thread should help!

 

http://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/ind...;hl=juarez+coin

 

-Ski

[siege1863]

I see that some are reproduced but I did not see this design or with this type of fastener. Maybe still good?

[101combatvet]

Good one!

 

I just purchased these wings. Not at all what I collect, but the $15.00 price was good enough to take the risk. What seem unusual about them is the "radiator" design for the shield. The only mark on the back is "coin silver." Are they good? Any idea of maker or time period? Thanks.

 

[militarymodels]

These are good "Keep 'em flying" Pre WW2 / WW2 preiod miniature wings. They came in all kinds as full sizes did and in sterling as well.

Regards,

Lonnie

[none]

These wings were sold as part of a group called "Keep them Flying" made in both coin and sterling. Most were made by Bell of New Mexico. This is an original WWII wing.