This is a museum reproduction of a WWI Enlisted Pilot in sterling silver that originally was designed by FIX a French company known for its insignia during that time frame. Very few enlisted pilots existed during the war and this may also have been used by others as a gift to sent home. This wing is 2 13/16 inches wide.

This is a reproduction made in sterling silver of an extremely rare wing worn by a few of the enlisted pilots of WWI. The wing is made in two parts with an Eagle on top and the enlisted pilot wig and prop below. Not many of these wings are know to exist, actually 7 have been ever found and therefore missing form most collections.

This is a museum quality sterling reproduction of an unofficial wing used by US Helicopter crews and can be found on page 19 of Vietnam Order of Battle. This wing is cast as was the original and is stamped sterling along with  MAC V SOG 1967. Many copies on the market today are not exact reproductions of the originals.

This is a museum quality reproduction of a WWI Pilot Overseas Hat Wing Sterling w gold plate letters. Not many of these were made as they were not permitted in the states.

Hallmarked Sterling and Halton with letters US gold plated 1 1/2 inches wide. Halton was a well known maker of insignia at that time.