WW2 US Army Major Rank Collars Insignia Pair

This listing is for a pair of World War II-era U.S. Army Major rank collar insignia. The insignia consists of two gold-colored oak leaf pins, each signifying the rank of Major (O-4) in the United States Army. These metal emblems were typically worn on the collar of the service uniform to denote the wearer’s grade and authority. The design follows the regulations issued during the 1940s, characterized by detailed oak leaf veining and a pin-back attachment for secure placement on the uniform. Major insignia were used by both officers serving in administrative capacities and those in the field across all branches within the Army structure. Items like these are representative of standard-issue military insignia from the World War II period, reflecting both the organizational hierarchy and the visual standards of the U.S. Army at that time. This pair is suitable for historical reference, display, or research purposes relating to U.S. Army uniforms and insignia.