I.D. Help?

[The Dig Dig]

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[Subterranean]

Hello The Dig Dig, It appears to be a US Army World War One era first sergeant insignia pin. The diamond in the stripes is the identifying factor. Cool find, congrats, Sub

 

[The Dig Dig]

Hello The Dig Dig, It appears to be a US Army World War One era first sergeant insignia pin. The diamond in the stripes is the identifying factor. Cool find, congrats, Sub

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[Mackaydon]

I agree with Subt's ID.
Invert the item for proper alignment/display.
Don..

 

[The Dig Dig]

I agree with Subt's ID.
Invert the item for proper alignment/display.
Don..

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[BosnMate]

Looks like a pin broke off the back, so my guess is it was worn on the uniform collar.

 

[The Dig Dig]

I'm psyched to learn its most likely ww1 and it fits the time frame. The area had 3 homes on it from 1880-1970 but the best part is how often it gets hunted. I drive by it daily and see at least one guy a week doing it. I've spoke to a neighbor who told me its done at least 6 times a month and has been since the they were torn down in the 60's. and I dug it with my 20 year old Whites spectrum XLT :-)

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