The US Army Purple Heart with Case and Pin is a military decoration awarded in the name of the President of the United States to service members wounded or killed in action. Instituted in 1932, the Purple Heart is recognized by its heart-shaped medallion featuring a profile of George Washington, clad in a purple enamel background and framed by a gold border. Above the medallion, the medal displays Washington’s family coat of arms. This set includes the medal, an official presentation case, and a lapel pin, intended for formal and ceremonial use. The included case is designed for safe storage and display of the medal, while the pin allows wear on civilian attire. This item represents a significant aspect of US military history and the recognition of sacrifice in service. All components are consistent with standard-issue military awards as conferred by the United States Army.









