Hello all, and thank you ahead of time for the help. Can anyone tell me where this NS Meyer pin badge is from? I believe it is from the early 1950's.
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Help with identification please!
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I found a site that had that same pin design (different backing attachments). According to that site, it is a US Army 8th Infantry Regiment pin with the design made and approved in the 1920's. Here's the direct link to the site I found: https://picclick.com/Authentic-US-Army-8th-Infantry-Regiment-Unit-DI-183666465480.html
Nice piece of history! Congrats!
Nice piece of history! Congrats!
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Welcome Moose, great presentation and a beautiful piece!
Great info Tomw, thanks!
Great info Tomw, thanks!
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Nice piece & welcome to tnet forum
Nice ID TomW244
Nice ID TomW244
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beautiful piece and it's military so even more awesomeness
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