Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) Pin: The first small, circular gold-and-blue pin reads "United States of America • Federal Aviation Agency" around the rim, featuring a stylized globe and supersonic four-pointed star in the center. Because it specifically says Agency rather than Administration, this is a fantastic historical piece dating between 1958 and 1967, before the FAA was renamed and absorbed into the Department of Transportation.
U.S. Naval Reserve Honorable Discharge Pin: The middle black-and-white circular button reads "Honorable Discharge • U.S. Naval Reserve". This style of screw-back button was typically awarded to personnel transitioning out of active reserve service around the mid-20th century (WWII through the Korean War era).
United States Air Force Retired Pin: The third circular pin has a blue enamel outer ring that reads "United States Air Force • Retired" with a gold crest in the center. This is an official lapel pin given to retired USAF service members to wear on civilian clothing.
Silver Service Stars (5 identical pins): These five small, faceted silver stars are military uniform attachments
