United States. A Lot Of Forty-Nine Insignia Badges GTRexclude scabbard exhibiting multiple contact marks

scabbard exhibiting multiple contact marks with some paint loss overall

Three-Legged Raven (Yata-no-Karasu) Badge - Special Member's Badge

on the right end of the belt

WWI 118th Infantry Battalion Collar Badge CEF - Pickled copper

scarce example with the eagle’s head positioned very high between the two ropes

United States. A Lot Of Forty-Nine Insignia Badges GTRexclude scabbard exhibiting multiple contact marksBadges represent the numbered Air Forces, Airborne, Air Ship Companies, Infantry Divisions, Military Railways, Transportation, among others. Fourteen badges are sterling silver gilt with red, white and blue enamels, marked "STERLING" on their reverses, in various sizes, with vertical pinbacks, the 12th Air Force badge with repair evident in the blue enamels. Thirty four badges are fabricated from bronze, twenty five are gilt, six are silvered, in