Air Force Pilot Wings, Type I
SKU: 03.USA.0100.101.01
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Attributes
History
The First World War Air Service Pilot Wings were introduced on August 15, 1917. The Pilot Wings may have been worn by aviation Officers and juniors and reserve military aviators.
There are multiple versions of the Pilot Wings which widely vary by design and composition as there were limited regulations for the production, manufacture and allocation of the First World War Pilot Wings.
There may be additional versions of the Pilot Wings not featured here.
The First World War Air Force Pilot Badge may have been issued in multiple grades, but more research is needed.
Versions
$100 USD
Sterling Silver
Obv: US
45x10mm
The Pilot Wings (1917) is in art nouveau style.
$1300 USD
Silver
Obv: US
79x15mm
Lebreve, Paris
$700-1250 USD
Sterling Silver/Gilt/Gold
Obv: US
74-92x15-24mm
William Link, Newark; Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia; Charles May Robbins; N.S. Meyers Inc., New York
The reverse of the Pilot Wings (in sterling silver) is stamped "STERLING." The Pilot wing may also be stamped with the maker's mark on th...
$700 USD
Silvered Bronze/Gilt
Obv: US
74mm (w)
The value depends on quality, period of manufacture, and maker.
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