WWII ALLIED FLAG STERLING SILVER BLUE STAR MAN-IN-SERVICE SWEETHEART 7" BRACELET for Sale

WWII ALLIED FLAG STERLING SILVER BLUE STAR MAN-IN-SERVICE SWEETHEART 7" BRACELET For Sale

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WWII ALLIED FLAG STERLING SILVER BLUE STAR MAN-IN-SERVICE SWEETHEART 7" BRACELET:
$194.00

WWII ALLIED FLAG STERLING SILVER BLUE STAR MAN-IN-SERVICE SWEETHEART 7" BRACELET
Featuring the flags of the Soviet Union, United States, Man-In-Service, United Kingdom, and China.Marked Sterling. Please see photos for details. Note lighting variations may alter colors of item in photos.
weight: ~18.61 g
From The Smithsonian Institute website:
The Man-in-Service Flag was used in both World War I and World War II. It is also known as the Blue Star Flag. Each family was entitled to hang a small Man-in-Service Flag in a window to signify they had a family member in service. The flag was about a foot long and was hung vertically. The blue star was covered with a gold (actually yellow) star if the family member died in action.