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Found this 3-4" deep in the yard of a 100 yr old home. I suspect the piece is not nearly as old. The writing says "patent pending sterling" on the two removable side pins. The land the home is on has been in one family since it was built, and the current owner would be thrilled to find out the secret identity. Any ideas?. Thanks for looking!
Steve
 

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Here is a website. It apears to be pueterif so could be a


This Navy Enlisted Aviation Machinist's Mate ballcap pin is made by a company that supplies the military. It measures 2¼" and is made of the highest quality materials. This rating pin will make a great addition to your collection or a wonderful gift.

Here is the website.

http://militarybest.com/navavmacmatb.html
 
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KevinH said:
Here is a website. It apears to be pueterif so could be a


This Navy Enlisted Aviation Machinist's Mate ballcap pin is made by a company that supplies the military. It measures 2¼" and is made of the highest quality materials. This rating pin will make a great addition to your collection or a wonderful gift.

Here is the website.

http://militarybest.com/navavmacmatb.html
Thanks, Kevin. The design looks dead-on. The one I found, however, is smaller than 2 1/4". I should have posted this picture as well:
 

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Mr. Pappagiorgio said:
AAF Cadet Hat/Collar Badge... my bad they made both ...

Rock on ~ Nick
Thanks Nick. Righteous answer!
Steve
 
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pippinwhitepaws said:
U.S. army air corps (aviation) officer collar brass...or sterling in this case.

http://www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil/Branches/BranchandCollarInsignia.htm
Looks identical to me. The wings could even be brass, or maybe gold plate. Only the removable pins and the center piece seem to be sterling. Must be some good metal, because it came out of the ground looking pretty much like you see it.
 
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