This is an original WWI honor roll / roster of men and women who served from Wapello county, Iowa. Wapello includes the cities Agency, Blakesburg, Chillicothe, Eddyville, Eldon, Kirkville, and Ottumwa. The list includes: nurses serving overseas, YMCA, and Army, Navy and Marine Corps personnel. Oilskin cover. Binding slightly separated (see pic), but all pages intact.
Price: SOLD
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Large size WWI US wool pullover shirt with all original buttons and circular elbow patches. Has several thread bare areas on the front shirttail. Otherwise a clean shirt for its age.
Price: Sold
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Here is the last batch of insignia I recently acquired from the daughter of a WWI veteran. It consists of:
- Two “U.S.R.” collar ciphers w/ threaded post and nut
- One “US” collar cipher w/ threaded post and nut
- One Signals collar cipher w/ threaded post and nut
- One Honorable Discharge stripe that appears to have never been sewn on a uniform
Price: Sold
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I recently purchased a box of WWI insignia from the daughter of the veteran. This lot consists of:
- One AAC (Army Air Corps) collar cipher w/ pin-back closure
- One “US” collar cipher w/ pin-back closure
- One Signals collar cipher w/ pin-back closure
- One Signals collar cipher w/ threaded post and nut
Price: Sold
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This offering is part of a group of insignia I picked up from the daughter of the WWI era veteran. It consists of:
- One pair of WWI Officer U.S.R. (United States Reserve Forces) insignia with open hook pin-back. Measurements: 1 3/4 inches x 5/8 inch
- One pair of WWI Officer Signals insignia with open hook pin-backs. Measurements: 1 1/4 inches x 1 inch
None of the pieces are maker marked. They show very light use and are in excellent condition overall.
Price: Sold
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