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Item Code: 697-542
Presented here in simply wonderful, original condition is a medium size, regulation ‘Ordnance’ flaming bomb insignia. Constructed of stamped sheet brass, the ball and shield-shaped hat and cap ornament is of regulation size and measures 1½” long x 1¼” wide at the top. This Ordnance ‘Flaming Bomb’ insignia specimen is in very good strong condition, and exhibits no dents or cracks. Retains the two loop fasteners visible on the backside. Also, two very small holes visible on each lower tip of the flame, possibly for attaching to a wall display. Highly desirable and difficult to find, this ‘Flaming Bomb’ brass insignia is a fine example of the regulation hat device worn by many Federal officers prior to, during and after the Civil War.
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