Victor at the Battle of Mobile Bay: Navy Civil War Campaign Medal (bronze
illustrating the Combined Operations insignia above a bar inscribed "DIEPPE"
the fortifications protecting Aachen and the Ruhr were a formidable obstacle to the progress of American forces
2 Red Cross Hospital at Rouen with Appendicitis on June 20
A Rare First War Austrian U-Boat Badge - in blackened white metal
United States. An M-1906 Cavalry Sword, By Ames Sword Company certificate_of_authenticity Victor at the Battle ofMeasuring 1,070 mm in length with the scabbard on, this sword features a 880 mm long, curved and fullered steel blade, magnetic, with a blade spine and a single very sharp edge, and having a dull tip. The blade's obverse ricasso is maker marked "A. S. Co." (Ames Sword Company) above a grenade and "1906", reverse ricasso marked "U. S." above the inspector's mark "JC", with some surface rust on the reverse of the blade. Leather washer at the base of the