There is an old Kellogg’s PEP Cereal Air Force jet plane wings prize. It is not dated but believed to be from the 1940s or 1950s. They are made of a thin metal. They are embossed, and are marked as follows:

There is an old silver plastic Air Force Seadart cereal prize jet airplane. This would have come with a base, but there is not one included here.

There are (2) matching Bell X-1A U.S.A.F. lithographed tin pin back buttons. These may have also been old cereal prizes as well. They are part of a set of pinback buttons.

There is an old U.S. Army Air Corps toy ring, a U.S.A. Jr. Pilot wings charm, and (2) different airplane charms. All four of these were used as gumball machine prizes in the 1950s. Three of them are metal coated plastic, and one is silver painted plastic.

There are (4) different sets of airline or airport wings pins. Three of these were given to children flying, and one is believed to be an employee pin. These include the following:

There is a small old pin back button with wings and a torch in the center. It is marked on the two sides as follows:

There is a tiny old screw back pin that has a set of wings and a red enameled State of Maine in the center. The screw back section is included.

Next is a small United States Air Force Academy AFA pin. The star on this metal pin is enameled in red, white, and blue.

The final item in this lot is an old metal Civil Air Patrol metal uniform button. It has a propeller in a triangle emblem and the back reads as follows: