A292
Olive drab wool enlisted issue overseas cap has "348 / Artillery / F" collar disc on one side. II
$45
WWI 91st Division 348th Field Artillery Numbered Disc: on Overseas Cap
A293
Includes "US", script "USNG", script "USNA", Medical Corps, "MG / Infantry / A", Trains, Signal Corps, Ordnance,
Musician, "Infantry / HQ", Quartermaster Corps, and Engineer. The Engineer disc is French manufacture, pinback.
Musician is pinback also. All others are screwback, seven with nuts, two without. II
$90
WWI Army Enlisted Collar Discs: Collector's Lot of 12 Discs
A294
1910
pattern bronze disc with cogged wheel encircling crossed hammer and quill, SB, with nut. Attachment nut has
Kalamazoo, Michigan maker's hallmark. II
$45
WWI Army Service School Detachment Collar Disc
A295
Includes single ID tag marked "RYLAND G. TAYLOR / 2ND LIEUT / 4 BAL SQDN / U.S.A.", pair of officer's
"
U.S.R." collar insignias, pair of nice two-piece pinback winged prop Aviation collar devices, a single Second
Lieutenant rank insignia, and a 26cm x 21cm (not including border) photograph of officers with Observer wing badges
clearly visible on their uniforms, "Instructor Staff Observer's School." In our research, we found him stationed at
Eberts Field, Arkansas in October 1918. II
$195
WWI Balloon Company Officer's Insignia, ID Tag, and Photo Lot
A296
Type I bronze disc has crossed retorts and benzol ring Chemical Corps insignia, SB, with nut. II
$60
WWI Chemical Corps Disc
A297
Type I disc features cloud and lightning bolts insignia. SB, with nut. II
$85
WWI Electrician / Radioman Enlisted Collar Disc
A298
Type I disc features cloud and lightning bolts insignia. SB, with nut. II
$85
WWI Electrician / Radioman Enlisted Collar Disc
A299
Type I bronze slightly convex disc has large "IP" designation. Pinback reverse. This insignia was authorized on
December 29, 1917. According to Laframboise, the Corps of Intelligence Police was transferred to the Military
Intelligence branch of the Executive Division of the Army General Staff in March, 1918. The "IP" insignia was
abolished entirely in March, 1919. Very scarce disc! II
$135
WWI Intelligence Police Enlisted Collar Disc
A300
Enlisted bronze discs, "KY", "ILL", and "TEX", each are screw-back, each with attachment nut. II
$75
WWI State Troops Disc Lot: Illinois, Texas, and Kentucky
A301
Includes the scarce disc featuring front-view of a French tank, SB, with nut; also the more commonly encountered
Tank Corps disc featuring a side profile of a British tank wreathed by dragons, SB, with nut. II
$130
WWI Tank Corps Enlisted Collar Insignia Lot: Both Versions of the Disc
A302
Includes enlisted Tank Corps disc featuring a side profile of a British tank wreathed by dragons, SB, with nut; also a
single officer's pinback side-view tank insignia. II
$110
WWI Tank Corps Enlisted & Officer Collar Insignia Lot
A303
Nice bronze eagle, globe, and anchor, complete with attachment nut. II
$65
WWI USMC Enlisted Hat / Helmet EGA Insignia
A304
Nice set from Pvt. Horace N. Weaver who served in the AEF with 2nd Division, 6th Machine Gun Battalion; includes
his painted helmet, engraved and numbered Purple Heart, Victory Medal with five campaign bars, USMC Good
Conduct, ID tags, personal items, etc. His painted British Brodies helmet has 90% smooth olive drab painted finish
with dark purple oval 6th Machine Gun Battalion painted insignia under bronze EGA device. Interior lacks chinstrap,
has felt crown pad and instruction tag, and a previous caretaker has determined to save the loose liner portion by
fixing it to the shell with adhesive. Medals include nice Purple Heart officially engraved "HORACE N. WEAVER" on
the reverse with number on the edge, nice ribbon with early split-brooch suspension. Victory Medal also has nice
ribbon with Aisne, Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, and Defensive Sector bars. His USMC Good Conduct has
nice ribbon, reverse is not engraved. His ID tags are USMC marked, and complete with the original neck cord. Group
includes two Croix-de-Guerre miniature fourragere cords with French bar suspension, several reunion medals and badges,
and a black felt disc printed with white star and Indian head insignia that our friend Dennis Jackson has identified as an
insignia that was given out at the first National Marine Caucus held at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City on
June 6, 1923. Other items include his New Testament, USMC rifle scorebook, Muskegon, Michigan VFW sidecap,
service sewing kit, canteen, and mess kit. Good group with research potential. II
$2250
WWI USMC 6th Machine Gun Battalion Soldier's Painted Helmet & Medals Group
A305
76.5
mm diameter x 6.2mm thick bronze table medal features attractive artwork, with soldier and sailor at port arms
flanking U.S. shield, with eagle and ribbon scroll above "WORLD WAR SERVICE". Below: "In Appreciation to Those
Who Served Freedom's Cause From Orange County, California." Reverse has uninscribed ribbon for personalization,
with "Presented by Orange County War Service Recognition Association. Includes fitted tilt case with velvet base and
silk lined lid; grained exterior covering has large areas where old 'sticky tags' have removed finish. Case is worn but
still greatly enhances the display when open. Medallion is a significant chunk of bronze - one of the largest and most
impressive such local service awards that we have seen. II
$325
Orange County California WWI Service Cased Table Medal
A306
Large bronze shield-shaped planchet with 101st Engineers insignia, presented by the "Veteran Association Independent
Corps of Cadets, Massachusetts 1917-1919". Uninscribed. Has red ribbon drape between bronze suspension bars with
"101
st Regiment / U.S. Engineers" and "Overseas Service". Scarce, II
$125
WWI 26th Division 101st Engineers Overseas Service Medal
A307
Bronze planchet has correct original ribbon with French bar and knob style suspension. Unengraved. Ribbon shows
slight color fading and wear but remains in good overall condition. Scarce! II
$285
WWI American Field Service Medal
