1970s U.S. Secret Service Executive Protective Service Uniform Pin

U.S. Secret Service Executive Protective Service Uniform Pin. The Executive Protection Service (EPS) that provided security for the White House, foreign diplomatic missions and other government officials, primarily in Washington, D.C. It was originally named The White House Police, then the EPS and then in the 1970s renamed again, this time as the United States Secret Service Uniformed Division. The pins were made with two clasps on the back so it could be firmly attached to a uniform or clothing.  Original.