WW2 US Sons In Service Lapel Pin Sterling

The WW2 US Sons In Service Lapel Pin Sterling is an original artifact from the Second World War, awarded to families whose sons served in the United States military. Crafted from sterling silver, this pin features a rectangular design with a blue enameled border and a white center, containing a single blue star. The star symbolizes a family member on active service. These pins were commonly worn on civilian clothing to indicate a son’s participation in the armed forces. The reverse of the pin is marked “Sterling,” confirming the metal content. Measuring approximately 7/8 inches in length, the lapel pin has a simple attachment mechanism for ease of wear. The Sons In Service lapel pins served both as a badge of honor for families and as a public sign of support and sacrifice during the war. This item represents a significant piece of American home front memorabilia from the 1940s.