Group of 5 US Air Force Patches

Here is a group of 5 USAAF patches. Milldenhall refuelers, Alconbury,SR-71, B1B, 4450 Tactical Fighter group(117A Squadrons)  read more

Code: 57881

USAF B1B Patch

Fully embroidered USAF Patch SAC Bomb 337th Bombardment Squadron B 1B Warsaw Pact Central Heating Low Level Penetration Nuclear Bomber 1987 Dyess AFB Deployed

Embroidered on twill cut edge 123mm by 101mm four and seven eighth inches by four inches. Several in stock.  read more

Code: 56346

United States Army Air Force - Pilot

A scarce WWII USAAF Pilot wing and in bullion thread. A scarce and unusual design in bullion thread. With light age and patina.  read more

Code: 58188

United States Army Air Force - Pilot

Here is a scarce WWII USAAF Pilot wing in bullion thread on a brown barathea cloth. Un-issued mint condition, heavy thread and a quality work.

Measures 3 3/4” x 1 3/4”  read more

Code: 58187

United States Army Air Force - Technical Observer

A USAAF WWII Technical Observer wing in asymmetric tan issue. Heavy bullion thread, quality workmanship.
A rare and unusual wing.

Measures 4” x 1 1/2’  read more

Code: 58186

WWII United States Army Air Force

Here is a WWII summer tan issue Bombardier in heavy buillion thread. In a near mint condition.

Measures 3 3/8” x 1 1/2”  read more

Code: 58185

WWII United States Army Air Force

A scarce WWII USAAF Bombardier wing in Bullion thread on brown barathea wool. Retains sales label pinned to the back. In mint condition.

Measures 3 1/2’” x 2”  read more

Code: 58184

United States Army Air Force

A WWII Army Air Force Bombardier Wing in Bullion thread, silver on black wool and in near mint condition.

Measures 3 1/2” x 1 1/2”  read more

Code: 58183

United States Army Air Force

Here we have a scarce USAAF tan summer issue WWII Combat Observer Wing in bullion thread. Unissued and in mint condition, still has a sales tag pinned to the back. Some age but no wear.

Measures 3 1/2” x 1 1/2’  read more

Code: 58182

American Home Guard London

Here is an original WWII American Home Guard cap Badge. Screw back maker marked JR Gaunt London and in good condition. One prong missing.

The 1st American Squadron of the Home Guard was a voluntary unit formed in London around 1940, comprised of American citizens living in Britain who chose to stay despite evacuation advice. Commanded by individuals like General Hayes, this gro...  read more

Code: 58177