Own a piece of early U.S. Air Force history with these authentic vintage button and cufflink design from the formative years (1947-1952), when the branch was formed. These out-of-specification Air Force buttons feature the proud eagle perched atop a shield design that defined the early Air Force identity during its establishment as an independent service. The design has since switched to the Hap Arnold, which is still used today and produced by the Waterbury Button Company. Available as gold or silver cufflinks and button sets.
Product Details:
Handmade in Connecticut
Materials: gold-plated & silver-plated brass
Button sets include 3 large front and 8 small cuff buttons (*Two of the small cuff buttons are not pictured and come in separate packaging*)
Cufflinks come in a set
Diameter of small cuff button and cufflinks is 24 ligne (5/8")
Diameter of larger front button is 36 ligne (7/8")
Ideal for Air Force veterans, aviation enthusiasts, military collectors, or anyone who appreciates the courage and innovation of America's air power heritage. These distinguished cufflinks honor the pioneering spirit of the early U.S. Air Force.
Honoring Air Force heritage - proudly made in America since 1812.
