Hello All, can anyone identify these? Country of origin and time period? I believe the motto at the bottom is Latin for "Liberty and Equality" They are both stamped "A" and sterling on the reverse, slightly larger than a quarter and rather heavy for their size. Thanks and Regards, Leipzig

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these look to be US army distinctive unit crests,,the motto on the front will give you the type of unit that wore these,,i cant read the motto,,perhaps someone else can...

Hello mil/man, these came with a group of items I aquired from a deceased U.S. vet a couple of years ago. The motto is Libertas et Equalitas. I don't know his branch of service. Regards, Leipzig

The hasp seems typical of U.S. pieces.

no match for the motto,,"Libertas et Equalitas" in the US Army unit roster listing on mottoes,,,still i would bet these are US army DI's...

Thanks, Yank! M/M, what is "DI"? Regards, Leipzig

distinctive insignia. I wish I could get to my books and find them. they are not american made. looks to be european by the way the marks are. my books are buried under a pile of toy garbage.

US Army 722nd MP Batt.
Ron Weinand

i knew it must have been an MP unit,with the figure holding a sword and scales,,,just couldnt pin down the motto,,,thanks for the id Ron,,

Thank-You, Ron! Regards, Leipzig