Military odds and ends

[BigDan2214]

These were in a box along with the skull and crossbones ring I have posted. Any idea ? Thank you .

 

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[cw0909]

some info on the nu-lok tie bar, 1930s/1940s jewelry co.

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Horstman button info in this thread

"Horstmann Philadelphia" Eagle Button

I was able to get out for a brief hunt today after work. Went to 1885 honey hole yard where I typically make some pretty sweet finds. About an hour in, I got a solid but deep signal on the Deus. About 8" down I popped out what I could immediately tell was a shanked eagle button. After...

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JMO the chains are prob watch chain 1930s/1940s

 

[fyrffytr1]

The Great Seal button dates 1910-1923.

 

[Retired Sarge]

The U.S. 222 pin is a post 1937 US Army collar insignia (Evident from it having periods after the U and S), which makes sense as it's for the 222nd Infantry Regiment active 1943-1946, they fell under the 42nd Infantry Division (AKA the Rainbow Division), the unit served with distinction during WWII.

The cross rifles is an US Army Infantry tie bar/clip whether official use or veteran use I don't know, as I'm not well versed on US Army uniforms.

There is what appears to be a generic tie bar/pin. Not seeing it being military related.

The Torpedo is from another tie bar/pin, so possibly Navy/Sub/Torpedo Man related. Again I don't know if it's an official or veteran one.

A couple watch chains.

I'll defer to others on the button, as I can't tell the difference of one from another when dating them.