8th Cavalry Regiment Crossed Sabers Pinback Badge \"8\" \"D\" on Original Card bx1 For Sale

Age: This specific type of brass thumb-nut fastening system was widely used by the U.S. military from the 1920s through World War II.Condition & Presentation: The backing card appears to be authentic vintage paperboard/cardstock, which shows natural aging (the green/faded reverse side). The card and pin have survived together, which appeals directly to militaria collectors.What This Means for Its HistoryBecause it uses a screw-back mechanism from the pre-WWII / WWII era rather than modern butterfly clutches, this badge was likely made as an official piece of uniform insignia or a high-quality veteran commemorative piece from the mid-20th century. During this time frame (specifically leading up to 1944), the 10th Cavalry Regiment was still an active, segregated unit before being deactivated and later reorganized during the Cold War.