WW I US Air Service Moustache Wing Sterling with GP Challenge Coins This museum quality reproduction is

This museum quality reproduction is made of Sterling Silver with the letters US gold plated and has the old Robbins hallmark

The backs of these are a solid sterling button type fastner

The United States Navy recognized the need for the covert reconnaissance of landing beaches and coastal defenses

This is not a common skull paratrooper badge that many of the teams had but rather an Army Pilot wing with a skull soldered onto the center shield

WW I US Air Service Moustache Wing Sterling with GP Challenge Coins This museum quality reproduction isWorld War I Moustache Wing as shown on page 26 and 29 of Terry Morris's book, United States Army Air Service Wing Badges Uniforms and Insignia 1913 1918. The wings that are shown are a museum quality reproduction of Pilot Wings in the Moustache design. The original designer is believed to be Eisenstadt Company of St. Louis, MO. This museum quality reproduction is handmade of Sterling Silver with the letters US gold plated. The silver parts are mounted