Nice example and clutch back.

Set of all the ATC Rank Insignia. Super hard to find anymore.

Nice English made Army Officer's Dentist Collar Insignia. No hallmarks, but British style pin.

This is a matched set, painted on a thin brass, with Sterling stamped in ink on the reverse. There is some paint loss on the obverse, but these are just too kool to pass on. With the box they came in.

A neat little pin measuring 1 1/2" long and marked "Vanguard, N.Y. Sterling.

Nice set of unused rosettes in brass.

Just a great looking matched set of Lieutenant Bars by Luxemberg. They are marked 1/20 10K G.F. Sterling.

Here are two slightly different 1st Lt bars, no maker, but made in England. They are $12 each, or take both for $20

Here are four WW2 Enlisted collar insignia by Perkasie Uniform Co. still on cards and in the cellophane envelope, QM set, and Engineers, Medical and Chemical singles, all in mint condition and all for one money.

This tin badge is 1 9/16" in diameter with a pin on the back. It is marked to the US Army, Adjutant Generals Corps.

A non-matching set of Line Officer's bars for a Lt. JG. One is a sterling Vangard, the other is plain.

Here are two WW2 EGA's, one cap and one collar in gilt.

A nice example of the early EM cap insignia, just needs a good cleaning, as there is some dark gunk at the bottom of the eagle, as I sell items as I find them.

I found these at a flea market in a box of WW2 insignia and pins that the dealer said came from the same house. They are the size of DI's and are screw backs. They are marked on the front "Valley Forge Military Academy". Excellent condition.