Original U.S. WWII Australian Made Marine Corps EGA Collar Emblems by K.G. Luke of Melbourne U.S. Equipment 67th Armored Regiment

67th Armored Regiment

with only small dents on the sides

penetrated the Siegfried Line

This art features the 334th Fighter Squadron fighting eagle emblem

much more so than Sniders but this was what many a fine French Military Rifle of the 1860's ended up like

Original U.S. WWII Australian Made Marine Corps EGA Collar Emblems by K.G. Luke of Melbourne U.S. Equipment 67th Armored RegimentOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. Australian manufactured USMC EGA (Eagle Globe & Anchor) collar devices. The original pin back catches are intact and functional. Both emblems are maker marked K. G. Luke Melbourne on the reverse. These are hard to find emblems as they were procured after the Guadalcanal campaign in 1942 1943 and typically only used by marines in the PTO during the time.