United States. Sixty-Two Army Collar Disks, Type Ii , C.1930 Newly Listed three with handwritten messages and

three with handwritten messages and postmarked

maker marked “Metallwarenfabrik Hermann Aurich

solved this prob­lem

light contact on the Fullsize medal)

The United States Army arrested Hoffmann on May 1945 and he was sentenced to four years in prison for war profiteering

United States. Sixty-Two Army Collar Disks, Type Ii , C.1930 Newly Listed three with handwritten messages andIncludes seven Infantry Company B disks, eighteen Infantry Company F disks, one Infantry Company I disk, twenty eight Infantry Howitzer Company disks, one Infantry Headquarters disk and seven Nebraska 134th Infantry disks. All are gilt bronze, with various degrees of gilt wear, measuring 26 mm in diameter each, thirty four with screwbacks, twenty eight without screwbacks, ranging from fair to near extremely fine. This offering is a part of the "Dr.