Original U.S. WWI German-Made 1st Division Commemorative Service Plate - 1st U.S. Engineer Regiment - 24 Year Engineer Veteran colts The exterior has some light

The exterior has some light moth damage to the emerald green felt

- Sterling Combat Infantryman Badge

It does look to have been finished with a darker tint at some point

During World War Two American Army officer's were authorized to wear B-10 jackets

Items that seem “ordinary” were worth their weight in gold to a soldier who didn’t have the following items: Imperial German WW1 Prussian Gott Mit Uns Belt Buckle With Belt: Makers' information is still able to be seen on the belt

Original U.S. WWI German-Made 1st Division Commemorative Service Plate - 1st U.S. Engineer Regiment - 24 Year Engineer Veteran colts The exterior has some lightOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendously unique souvenir plate made for Sergeant 1st Class Henry A. Guertin, Co. C, 1st Engineers. Guertin joined the 1st Engineers on August 21st, 1915, and was a sergeant when the regiment was called to France. Guertin went overseas and spent 2 years in France, from August 1917 1919, going through every major offensive and being promoted to Sergeant 1st Class. Guertin would remain in the Army, and