US pilot wing badge
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Nice catch! Congrats 👏
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Excellent find - congrats !
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Great saves!
An AMICO Sterling Air Force wing badge typically refers to an authentic World War II-era (1941–1945) U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) qualification badge. AMICO (the American Insignia Company of New York) produced highly detailed, sterling silver wings for pilots, navigators, bombardiers, and aircrew members.
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An AMICO Sterling Air Force wing badge typically refers to an authentic World War II-era (1941–1945) U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) qualification badge. AMICO (the American Insignia Company of New York) produced highly detailed, sterling silver wings for pilots, navigators, bombardiers, and aircrew members.
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That is a very nice find.
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