WWII Parachute Caterpillar Pin sterling w gold plate Air Force Special Operations Army's divisions by former Chief

Army's divisions by former Chief of Staff of the Army GEN Edward C

This is a museum quality reproduction of a paratrooper badge in sterling silver with an unusal hallmark curved on the inside top of the solid chute

Nevada Highway Patrol (Officer) Badge all Metal Sign with your badge number 15 X 15"

All Metal Sign

The is a museum quality reproduction in sterling silver of a paratrooper badge with a very faint Jack Heller hallmark

WWII Parachute Caterpillar Pin sterling w gold plate Air Force Special Operations Army's divisions by former ChiefOne of the most famous of the unofficial badges of WWII was the Caterpillar Club. Actually it was founded by Irvin Airchute Company of Canada in 1922. The name Caterpillar Club makes reference to the silk threads that made the original parachutes thus recognising the debt owed to the silk worm and the fact that the caterpillar lets itself down to earth by a silken thread. Life depends on a silken thread is the clubs motto. In 1922, Leslie Irvin agreed