Pin with a single butterfly clutch. The blue star signifies one family member in the military.
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4/23/2018 – Do you have Blue Star pins with 2, 3, 4 Blue Stars? Some of us have more than one child actively serving. Also do you have . . .
Response From Patriot Guard Riders: No, we don't offer any other Blue Star or Gold Star pins.
12/21/2017 – Non military/Civilian? Are these pins purchased and worn for only current serving family or can they be purchases and worn . . .
Response From Patriot Guard Riders: The Blue Star Service Banner was designed and patented in 1917 by World War I Army Capt. Robert L. Queisser of the 5th Ohio Infantry. Queisser’s two sons served on the front line. His banner quickly became the unofficial symbol for parents with a child in active military service.
There are no "official" rules on this pin/patch/flag. It is recommended to speak with a local ride captain and see what others in your area have done.
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*** Pressing this pin into thick leather can result in
breaking of pin. It is recommended to
make holes through our leather via another method before attaching the pin ***
