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c.1910s Numeric "53", Brass Military C-Clasp Hat / Lapel / Collar Pins Set 3/8"H
c.1910s Numeric "53", Brass Military C-Clasp Hat / Lapel / Collar Pins Set 3/8"H
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c.1910s Numeric "53", Brass Military C-Clasp Hat / Lapel / Collar Pins Set 3/8"H
3/8"H x 3/4"W
A pin for each Collar, so you are getting two pins with this purchase.
All photos shown were taken by our staff
WWI Era with a "C-clasp" with a T-bar hinge which typically indicates a late 19th century to early 20th century origin.
Unit Insignia: These pins denote the specific unit, Regiment, Brigade or Division to which the wearer belongs in the military, also could be used by units numbers of other organizations, police, fire, Game Management or even Private Entities.
The 53rd Infantry Regiment was constituted on May 15, 1917, and organized at Chickamauga Park, Georgia. It served as part of the 6th Infantry Division during World War I and was later assigned to the 7th Infantry Division during World War II. The regiment participated in significant campaigns and battles, contributing to the overall success of the Allied forces.
3/8"H x 3/4"W
A pin for each Collar, so you are getting two pins with this purchase.
All photos shown were taken by our staff
WWI Era with a "C-clasp" with a T-bar hinge which typically indicates a late 19th century to early 20th century origin.
Unit Insignia: These pins denote the specific unit, Regiment, Brigade or Division to which the wearer belongs in the military, also could be used by units numbers of other organizations, police, fire, Game Management or even Private Entities.
The 53rd Infantry Regiment was constituted on May 15, 1917, and organized at Chickamauga Park, Georgia. It served as part of the 6th Infantry Division during World War I and was later assigned to the 7th Infantry Division during World War II. The regiment participated in significant campaigns and battles, contributing to the overall success of the Allied forces.
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