What is a Ruptured Duck lapel pin?

The Ruptured Duck lapel pin is an Honorable Service Eagle pin awarded to U.S. military personnel at the end of World War II to signify honorable discharge.

What era is this WWII Sterling Honorable Service Eagle lapel pin from?

This lapel pin dates from the World War II era, specifically around 1945.

What material is used in this WWII lapel pin?

The pin is made of sterling silver.

What does the threaded screw back on the pin mean?

A threaded screw back is a secure fastening mechanism that screws onto the pin post, ensuring it stays firmly attached to clothing.

What is the significance of the Honorable Service Eagle design?

The Honorable Service Eagle symbolizes honorable discharge from military service and was commonly used on pins like the Ruptured Duck during WWII.

What is militaria in vintage jewelry collecting?

Militaria refers to collectible military-related items such as badges, pins, medals, and uniforms, often sought after by collectors of vintage military memorabilia.

WWII Sterling Honorable Service Eagle Ruptured Duck Lapel Pin 1945

$18.00

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Sterling Silver Honorable Service Eagle Lapel Pin.

Ruptured Duck 1945.

Measures 3/4" across. Has a threaded screw back. Excellent shape.

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WWII Sterling Honorable Service Eagle Ruptured Duck Lapel Pin 1945

$18.00

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