World War II era U.S. Army Air Corps (AAC) or Army Air Forces (AAF) winged star lapel pin.
Three vintage pins.
The central pin with the gold wings and red-dotted star is a WWII U.S. Army Air Corps/Forces lapel pin. The AAC/AAF pin was often worn as a "sweetheart pin" by the female relatives of servicemen.
The pin on the left is a blood bank key tag or pin from "Central Florida". It is dated 1928 on the back.
The pin on the right is a vintage pin representing the Great Southern Trucking Company, which was later acquired by Ryder.
The company was based in Jacksonville, Florida.
It operated refrigerated trucks, particularly in the 1940s.
