Description
1933 at Akron
and minor scuffing
Hindenburg Cross for Combatants (bronze
retains nearly 100% finish
Stevens was later transferred to the 14th Infantry Battalion "Royal Montreal Regiment"
United States. Two United States Daughters Of 1812 Lapel Badges certificate_of_authenticity 1933 at AkronFirst badge in silver with blue enamels, obverse illustrating a star bearing "USD" and backed by an anchor, inscribed "REAL DAUGHTER" above and "1812" below, reverse maker marked "CALDWELL" and marked "SILVER", measuring 15 mm (w) x 22 mm (h), vertical pinback. Second badge in bronze gilt with light blue enamels, obverse illustrating a star, reverse marked "IIC" and "GI". push pin attachment. Intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The United States
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