U.S. Army Sterling Silver Pin

**Fedgunner** · 31st August 14, 10:06 AM

I know the other branches are in the works.
When I last spoke to the owner, he was altering the artwork for the USCG to be compliant with their current standards.

**Mel1721L** · 31st August 14, 01:59 PM

Pity they don't do British Armed Forces.

**Jim Simmons** · 1st September 14, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by Fedgunner

I know the other branches are in the works.
When I last spoke to the owner, he was altering the artwork for the USCG to be compliant with their current standards.

I think the current version of the USCG badge is a particularly good looking piece. I once considered joining the Coast Guard. They have a very long history of Service, beginning as the Revenue Marine/U.S. Revenue Cutter Service in August 1790 - Happy 224th !!. But my uncle Samuel thought that the U.S. Army was the place for me.

**BadenochWolf** · 9th September 14, 09:03 AM

This is gorgeous. I wish they made a base metal version for those of us who can't quite see our way to paying for a sterling cap device.

**MacEanruig** · 29th September 14, 05:37 PM

Jim, just curious, but have you worn formal highland wear to a military "dining out"? I am a retired US Army Infantryman who maintains a dress uniform for such occasions; however, I am tempted to dust off my Prince Charlie adorned with mini medals and my Order of Saint Maurice with my Ancient Henderson if invited. What say you?