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United States. A Gold Vermont Society Of Colonial Dames, Freedom And Unity Pin Buy Now He signed his Attestation Paper

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He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (467483) with the 63rd Infantry Battalion

000 participants

Crossed bronze swords on the Hindenberg Cross for Combatants ribbon on both bars

serving initially with Vivid III

in the shape of a cross pattee

United States. A Gold Vermont Society Of Colonial Dames, Freedom And Unity Pin Buy Now He signed his Attestation PaperIn 14 K Gold, a uniquely shaped pin, the center medallion featuring a handpainted scene of animals on a field with a tree surrounded by a floral arabesque border bearing the inscription THE VERMON SOCIETY OF COLONIAL DAMES FREEDOM AND UNITY, surmounted by a buck head with a red eye, the reverse bears a horizontal pin with a J hook from the bucks head, engraved 184 F. M. F. C, measures 22. 7mm (w) x 33. 8mm (h), weighs 5. 9 grams, medallion intact,

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