United States. Six First War Aef Patches, Two Identification Tags And Two Collar Disks GTRexclude A rarely offered and desirable
Description
A rarely offered and desirable Livery Collar of Esses
indentation on Queen Victoria's cheek
a Heer belt buckle centrepiece
A certificate for Gefreiter (Lance Corporal) Breidenbach for the Front Flying Clasp for Fighter Pilots in Bronze
where he was named Temporary Flying Sergeant on July 1st
United States. Six First War Aef Patches, Two Identification Tags And Two Collar Disks GTRexclude A rarely offered and desirableIncludes: 1. Five 87th Infantry Division ("Golden Acorn") Patches: three with the acorn in felt, one with the acorn in cotton, one with the acorn embroidered, all on a felt base. 2. One Rank Chevron. 3. Identification "Dog" Tags: in aluminum, stamped "RALPH L. CONRAD U. S. A." and "983258", measuring 35 mm in diameter each. 4. two Collar Disks: (i) U. S. Regular Army; (ii) Signal Corps: both in bronze, measuring 25. 8 and 25. 5 mm in diameter
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