1812 Bicentennial Pin, gold filled. Measurements: approx: 1 3/8" x 1 3/8" Made in America

Hamilton Jewelers is a fourth-generation family-owned business specializing in insignia and emblematic jewelry, fine jewelry, watches, and distinctive business gifts. Hamilton Insignia is the official jeweler for many fine ancestral organizations, …

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War of 1812 Commemorative Pin Also Available. Also available is the 1 inch diameter lapel pin, shown below. This pin can be purchased in person at the Navy Museum Store for $7.50. The lapel pin can also be purchased online. Please contact store Manager Frank Arre with questions at [email protected].

This DAR pin commemorates the 200th Anniversary of the War of 1812. When this commemorative pin is worn by DAR members on the official Insignia ribbon, it must be placed according to the most current "Placement of DAR Insignia and Pins on Official Ribbon" document found on the Insignia Committee webpage.

This navy blue zippered DAR Insignia and Pin Pouch is embroidered with the USD 1812 initials of the National Society United States Daughters of 1812. It measures 7”x13 and will hold a 4 ribbon wide Insignia ribbon that is up to 12” long.

Lapel pin issued to by the Canadian government to commemorate the War of 1812.

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A blue enamel star reading U.S.D. 1812 is at the circular pin's center. The society was begun in 1892 as a sorority for women with ancestors who served in either the military or civil service or materially aided the United States military from 1784 …

Frigate President pin and ribbon for the Daughters of 1812. The bar pin across the top tests at 10K gold, the round USD 1812 is marked gold filled. Overall piece measures approx 4 1/2" lo. A Daughters American Revolution (D.A.R) award for excellence in history awarded to Benjamin Lambert by Tea Rock Chapter in 1936.