TIOH Institute of Heraldry, Foreign Insignia Sample, (Brass) \"Marked Sample\" for Sale

TIOH Institute of Heraldry, Foreign Insignia Sample, (Brass) \"Marked Sample\" For Sale

$TIOH Institute of Heraldry, Foreign Insignia Sample, (Brass) \$
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TIOH Institute of Heraldry, Foreign Insignia Sample, (Brass) \"Marked Sample\":
$4.88

This is one piece of Institute of Heraldry (TIOH) Sample,Foreign Insignia Sample, \"Marked Sample\",(~2\" high (OA 2-1/2\") by 2\" wide),in brand new(never issued)direct from government contractorcondition.What you see is what you get.

InApril 1994, the United States Institute of Heraldry, also known as TheInstitute of Heraldry (TIOH) moved from Cameron Station to Fort Belvoir,Virginia and disposed of their military ribbon bar and slide collection.

The United States ArmyInstitute of Heraldry, also known as The Institute of Heraldry (TIOH),(from 1918 to1960 as the Heraldic Program Office) isa Department of the Army that furnishes heraldic services to all the U. S.Armed Forces, U. S. government organizations, NASA, including the ExecutiveOffice of the President, in the development, standardization, quality control,and approval of all symbolic items, such as unit insignia, badges andawards. Samples are required for final approval, and are made by contractto various authorized manufacturers. In the case of embroidered insignia,the standard machine run of 280 pieces, far exceeded the TIOH contract, and areproduced at a loss by the contractor. Therefor most authorized manufacturersdidn\'t offer on these contract, since the only advantage was to have stock onhand if the item was approved. H. J. Saunders U. S. Military Insignia, Inc., being America’sLargest Retail Insignia business was in a position to purchase allcontractors over-runs.

Having sold my U. S. Military Insignia business (H. J. Saunders U. S. Military Insignia, Inc. - America\'s LargestRetail Insignia business) after35 years, in November 2003, I am now selling my personal collection, many of which are governmentcontractors samples, accumulated over the last 50 years.

NOTE: I willcombine shipping cost.

Nice insignia for anycollection. What you see is what you get.