Original U.S. WWII Set of 2 Japanese Occupation Made Airborne Glider Wings - One dated 1946 & One Marked Sterling Gun Parts is pinned just below the

is pinned just below the Observer badge

with a horizontal pinback

not previously adopted by Britain

The cylinder does not rotate when the revolver is cocked as the "hand" appears to be non functioning or absent

Original U.S. WWII Set of 2 Japanese Occupation Made Airborne Glider Wings - One dated 1946 & One Marked Sterling Gun Parts is pinned just below theOriginal Items: Only Pair Available. After WWII, the 11th Airborne Division was stationed in Japan as part of the post war occupation forces. Always in need of insignia, American troops had a large demand for badges that were quickly met by local post war merchants and shopkeepers who met the needs. Both metal paratrooper jump wings and glider badges were produced with the markings SENDAI JAPAN. Some were even marked STERLING even though they were