United States. Three Sons Of The Revolution Pins, C.1960

United States. A bronze gilt and blue enamel membership badge for The General Society Sons of the Revolution, oval-shaped with a surmounting eagle, reverse bears one stick pin with a pinchpin clasp, embossed AAAFRAT EMBLEM CO. CRANSTON R.L, measuring 15mm (w) x 25.5mm (l), enamels intact, very fine condition; A bronze gilt Sons of the Revolution membership badge, obverse depicting a white enamel cross with blue surround inscribed LIBERTAS ET PATRIA and a surmounting eagle, reverse bears a stick pin with pinchpin clasp, measuring 18mm (w) x 26mm (l), enamels intact, very fine condition; A bronze gilt Sons of the Revolution Past President Badge, obverse depicts a white maltese cross surrounded by a laurel wreath and surmounting eagle, with PAST PRESIDENT in a blue enamelled banner below the cross, reverse bear with a stick pin and clasp, measuring 21mm (w) x 26mm (l), enamels intact, very fine condition.

Footnote: The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution is a Kentucky based fraternal organization. The first organization of descendants of the Revolutionary War was established in California in 1876, to celebrate the centennial of the Declaration of Independence and the people that participated in the action to achieve freedom from Great Britain.