Alexboorlove Posted June 18 Share Posted June 18 I ask for help in identifying the breastplate, raised from the ground with a metal detector, near the city of Aachen, Germany, a new model nut. In general, several signs were raised. But most of all I am interested in the tank sign. Colleagues, thank you. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guards Armoured Posted June 18 Share Posted June 18 Hi Alex, the first two are US Army enlisted men's branch of service collar discs from the World War 2 era, the first one for Armour/Tank Corps, the second one for Infantry. These were not usually worn on combat clothing, but on four-pocket Class A or shorter two-pocket Ike service/walking-out jackets. They were worn on the left lapel, with an identical disc bearing the letters US on the right. I can only make a guess about the last badge/coin/seal, but HZA Aachen might translate to Hauptzollamt Aachen - the customs office. Best Robert 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Farkas Posted June 18 Share Posted June 18 8 hours ago, Guards Armoured said: Hi Alex, the first two are US Army enlisted men's branch of service collar discs from the World War 2 era, the first one for Armour/Tank Corps, the second one for Infantry. These were not usually worn on combat clothing, but on four-pocket Class A or shorter two-pocket Ike service/walking-out jackets. They were worn on the left lapel, with an identical disc bearing the letters US on the right. I can only make a guess about the last badge/coin/seal, but HZA Aachen might translate to Hauptzollamt Aachen - the customs office. Best Robert There is a website you might find useful for the last one. I agree with Guards Armoured it’s a customs seal and this site 👇 is all about them.,, bagseals.org An interesting assortment 👍 cheers tony 🍻 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alexboorlove Posted June 19 Author Share Posted June 19 On 18.06.2024 at 21:30, Guards Armoured said: Привет, Алекс, первые два - это нагрудные знаки военнослужащих армии США времен Второй мировой войны, первый для бронетанковых / танковых корпусов, второй для пехоты. Обычно их носили не на боевой одежде, а на служебных / прогулочных куртках Ike класса А с четырьмя карманами или более коротких куртках с двумя карманами. Их носили на левом лацкане, а справа - идентичный диск с буквами US. Я могу только догадываться о последнем значке / монете / печати, но HZA Aachen может переводиться как Hauptzollamt Aachen - таможня. Лучшие Роберт Robert, thank you for your friendly help of the master, in relation to the beginner. I am extremely grateful, your quick response has helped a lot. We did not meet such badges, and my friends and I were honestly sure that it refers to the period of the great war Tony, thank you, I've never seen customs signs before. It was instructive. Thank you. 16 hours ago, Farkas said: Для последнего есть веб-сайт, который может оказаться полезным. Я согласен с Guards Armored, это таможенная печать, и этот сайт 👇 посвящен им.,, bagseals.org Интересный ассортимент 👍 ура тони 🍻 Tony, thank you, I've never seen customs signs before. It was instructive. Thank you. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Farkas Posted June 19 Share Posted June 19 Understandable to assume The Great War when the insignia uses the image of the WW1 tank 👍 I thought I’d add these just to give a bit of an idea how they looked… cheers tony 🍻 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alexboorlove Posted June 20 Author Share Posted June 20 (edited) Farkas, thank you, now everything is clear, I have never encountered American uniforms and awards before. Edited June 20 by Alexboorlove 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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