Posted 5 years ago
kwaldo
(1 item)
Wondering if anyone knows where this pin originates or what war it is from. Was in my dad's things. Cactus, cannons and a fleur de lis?
In my father's possessions | ||
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In my father's possessions | ||
| Unsolved mystery items12991 of 96321 | | |
Posted 5 years ago
kwaldo
(1 item)
Wondering if anyone knows where this pin originates or what war it is from. Was in my dad's things. Cactus, cannons and a fleur de lis?
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It is a distinctive unit insignia (DUI) for the 112th Field Artillery Regiment. The Regiment was a NJ National Guard unit and still has active units.
These are often called unit crests by soldiers.
A photo of the back of yours will help to date the era of use.
An online search for "112th Field Artillery Regiment" will give you significant additional information.
scott