NOS U.S. Army Infantry Crossed Rifles Insignia Pair | Black No-Shine Finish | Sealed Package | Institute of Heraldry Certified

NOS U.S. Army Infantry Crossed Rifles Insignia Pair | Black No-Shine Finish | Sealed Package | Institute of Heraldry Certified

$24.99 USD
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NOS U.S. Army Infantry Crossed Rifles Insignia Pair | Black No-Shine Finish | Sealed Package | Institute of Heraldry Certified

NOS U.S. Army Infantry Crossed Rifles Insignia Pair | Black No-Shine Finish | Sealed Package | Institute of Heraldry Certified

$24.99 USD

Description

Original New Old Stock (NOS) U.S. Army Infantry branch insignia set in the desirable black no-shine finish. This matching pair remains sealed in its original packaging and has never been mounted or worn.

Featuring the classic crossed rifles design, these insignia represent the U.S. Army Infantry Branch, one of the Army's oldest and most distinguished combat arms. The black finish was designed to eliminate the need for polishing while maintaining a professional military appearance in the field and garrison.

The package bears the No-Shine Insignia branding and states compliance with U.S. Government specifications under an Institute of Heraldry Certificate S-38, adding authenticity and collector appeal.

This is an excellent piece for militaria collectors, Infantry veterans, uniform restorations, or anyone building a branch insignia collection.

Details

  • Original U.S. Army Infantry branch insignia
  • Matching pair
  • Black no-shine finish
  • New Old Stock (NOS)
  • Factory sealed package
  • Crossed rifles design
  • Institute of Heraldry certified production
  • Dual-post clutch back attachments
  • Military issue specification insignia
  • Sold as a pair

Condition

Excellent unissued condition. The insignia remain sealed in the original packaging. The package shows minor storage wear consistent with age, including light creasing and shelf wear. Contents have not been removed from the package.

Collector Notes

Black no-shine branch insignia were widely used on modern Army service uniforms and are less frequently encountered in original sealed packaging than their brighter gold-tone counterparts. Sealed examples have become increasingly desirable among collectors because they represent unissued military stock exactly as sold through military clothing sales and supply channels.