United States. Twenty-Three First War Aef Patches And One Identification Tag Auction Archive the obverse bearing a golden-yellow

the obverse bearing a golden-yellow machine-embroidered laurel and oak leaf wreath

approximately 3mm wide twisted cello stripe is running throughout the center of the armband

obverse illustrating the Queen's Own Rifles regimental insignia flanked by the dates "1860" and "1910"

(Schirmmütze für Mitglieder der Kyffhäuserbund)

then to the Canadian Army Medical Corps on October 21st and placed on command to the Canadian Command Depot on October 27th

United States. Twenty-Three First War Aef Patches And One Identification Tag Auction Archive the obverse bearing a golden-yellowIncludes: 1. eighteen 89th Infantry Division ("Rolling W") Patches (with various Brigades and Battalions represented). 2. three Additional Divisional Patches. 3. one Pair of Rank Chevrons: in rolled gold colored copper wire. 4. one Infantry Unit "Crossed Rifles" Patch. 5. Identification "Dog" Tag: in aluminum, stamped "CHARLES E. FLAX USA" and "299338", measuring 35 mm in diameter. Fine to near extremely fine.