USMC 1892-1904 Enlisted EGA Shoulder Knot Sterling 7th Special Forces Group - Metal Sign 10 x 12" Flat Satin look Many wings were cloth but

Many wings were cloth but many jewelers made metal wings during the war at the request of pilots

Detachment 1 conducted a multitude of special operations in Iraq alongside their Special Operations brothers of the sister services

Special Forces Branch Cut Out All Metal Sign 17 x9" Round

77th Special Forces SF Group all metal Sign 15 x 18"

Here is an item that follows in that tradition but in a unique way

USMC 1892-1904 Enlisted EGA Shoulder Knot Sterling 7th Special Forces Group - Metal Sign 10 x 12" Flat Satin look Many wings were cloth butThis is a museum quality reproduction of the extremely rare 1880 81 Enlisted EGA in Sterling Silver. This EGA is shown in Jim Morans Book US Marine Uniforms 1912 1940 on page 154, Figure 38. This design was used in a variety of ways from use on shoulder knots to hat device. The reproduction here is for the rare shoulder knot with the proper tabs in the back. Other versions are available. It is estimated that 1 in 50 EGAs from this period are of this