United States. Thirty-Four Army Collar Disks, Type Ii, C.1930 Hold A Magyar Vöröskereszt Diszjelvénye

A Magyar Vöröskereszt Diszjelvénye

where he would complete his training

slightly chipped enamels on the reverse of the three o’clock arm

The Munich Agreement did not bring about peace

inscribed in handwritten black ink "Uncle Jim Connolly / Killed in action World War I - Sept 27th 1918 / buried in Bony France

United States. Thirty-Four Army Collar Disks, Type Ii, C.1930 Hold A Magyar Vöröskereszt Diszjelvénye(1924 1937 Issue.) Includes eighteen Infantry disks, six Infantry Company B disks, eight Infantry Company F disks, one Infantry Company H disk and one Infantry Company I disk. Twenty eight are gilt bronze and have screwbacks, six are gilt white metal and are without screwbacks, measuring 25. 5 mm in diameter each, gilt wear evident on some but traces of it remains, ranging from fine to near extremely fine. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert