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B-24 Liberator Airplane (Left Facing) Hat, Lapel Collectors Pin 1-1/8" x 7/8"
B-24 Liberator Airplane (Left Facing) Hat, Lapel Collectors Pin 1-1/8" x 7/8"
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This Novelty Pin for Your Hat, Lapel, Vest or as a Brooch and is not part of any required military uniform and these are NOT awarded or issued by the government
Includes military-style butterfly clutchback(s) for secure fastening.
The B-24 Liberator Airplane (Left Facing) Collectors Pin is a detailed, 1-1/8-inch wide by 7/8-inch high insignia commemorating the Consolidated B-24 Liberator, one of the most widely produced and influential bombers of World War II.
The design features a precise left-facing depiction of the B-24, highlighting its twin-tail configuration, four-engine layout, and high-wing structure, symbolizing its long-range bombing capabilities and extensive service across multiple theaters of war. The metallic finish enhances clarity and distinction, making it suitable for hat, lapel, or vest attachment.
This pin serves as a tribute to the B-24's contributions to aerial warfare and strategic bombing operations.
Includes military-style butterfly clutchback(s) for secure fastening.
The B-24 Liberator Airplane (Left Facing) Collectors Pin is a detailed, 1-1/8-inch wide by 7/8-inch high insignia commemorating the Consolidated B-24 Liberator, one of the most widely produced and influential bombers of World War II.
The design features a precise left-facing depiction of the B-24, highlighting its twin-tail configuration, four-engine layout, and high-wing structure, symbolizing its long-range bombing capabilities and extensive service across multiple theaters of war. The metallic finish enhances clarity and distinction, making it suitable for hat, lapel, or vest attachment.
This pin serves as a tribute to the B-24's contributions to aerial warfare and strategic bombing operations.
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