World War I Moustache Wing as shown on page 26 and 29 of Terry Morris's book, United States Army Air Service Wing Badges - Uniforms and Insignia 1913-1918. The wings that are shown are a museum quality reproduction of Pilot Wings in the Moustache design. The original designer is believed to be Eisenstadt Company of St. Louis, MO. This museum quality reproduction is handmade of Sterling Silver with the letters US gold plated. The silver parts are mounted on a brass plate, which is covered by the wool cloth.
THE THAI JUMP WINGS ARE FANTASTIC. THEY ARE ON MY "ROLLING THUNDER" VEST. I HAVE SENT A FEW FRIENDS TO YOUR SITE. I RECALL OUR LAST CONVERSATION. I TOO WAS AT KONTOM WITH CCC, BUT LONG AFTER YOUR DAD. BEST REGARDS, BRUCE US ARMY SPECIAL FORCES RET VIETNAM VET. I DO NOT JUMP OUT OF PLANES ANYMORE...BUT I RIDE MY BIKE FLYING THE US, POW & SF FLAGS (PARADE SIZE) PROUDLY!
