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- HALLMARKS - U. S. Militaria Forum
Please start any discussions in the general "HALLMARKS" board The "Reference" sub-board is compiled information from multiple threads that form a reference topic for different hallmarks, and responding to them is restricted They are listed alphabetically by hallmark name
- List of Manufacturers of U. S. Metal Emblems
- Prior to introduction of The Institute of Heraldry’s certification program many items were marked only with metal content marks (e g “Sterling”, “1 20 10K GF”) or bore no mark at all Current regulations (AR 672-8) require use of the manufacturers’ “hallmark” (TIOH certification code) on Army items
- Hilborn Hamburger (H H) - REFERENCE (Listed in Alphabetical Order . . .
In the spring of '34, Warner Bros filmed a movie aboard the USS Arizona Starring Jimmy Cagney, Pat O'Brien, and future "Titanic survivor" Gloria Stuart, it was a decent enough flick and with lots of predictable plot: Cagney is the trouble maker tough guy, Pat O'Brien, the mature and level-headed
- Robbins (Charles M. Robbins) Co. of Attleboro, MA: Examples and . . .
3) I also believe that the Robbins use of the Winged R is a post war-50's hallmark (but I am also aware of some controversy that this may be a hallmark that was used late in WWII) By the 1950's the navigator wing was obsolete and the nw USAF version would have been appropriate
- L. I. G. I. and E. I. G. I. Marks on Medals - US MILITARIA FORUM
Have a couple of more recent strike medals an Armed Forces Expeditionary and USMC Good Conduct One is marked L I G I and the other E I G I L I G I is for Lordship Industries, does anyone know their contract years to narrow timeframe down? I recall earlier discussions and no one was sure the
- Noble (F. H. Noble) Co. : examples and patterns
Noble also produced a nicely detailed solid-anchor USN Aviator wing during the WWI-1920's era with the identical encircled 'N' and STERLING mark as seen above An example of the Aviator wing and hallmark is depicted at the bottom of page 35 in the book "United States Navy Wings Of Gold " The author only described it as an "obscure hallmark " Russ
- Bell Trading Post of Albuquerque, NM: company history
The Bell Indian Trading Post was a company born out of the imagination and entrepreneurial ambition of Jack Michelson and his wife Mildred Bell Michelson Jack was born in St Louis, MO in 1900 Jack made his way to Albuquerque, New Mexico sometime during the 1920s, which had a nascent Jewish com
- Denmark - New York - US MILITARIA FORUM
Here are several US parachute badge made by Denmark's Military Equipment Corporation Located in Astoria, New York, Denmarks was a maker of military insignia for many years Unfortunately, they are no longer in business These examples show both the D22 Hallmark and the older 6D hallmark
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