United States. Lot Of Items Attributed To Dr. Albert F. Goodwin, American Medical Association Archive It was possibly due to

It was possibly due to his pre-war and post-war employment as an Iron Moulder

the obverse with a central silver-gilt medallion bearing the crowned cipher of King Wilhelm I

He held the position on Master General of the Ordnance from 1801 to 1806 and is best known for commanding the disastrous Walcheren Campaign of 1809

This particular buckle is illustrated on page 278 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich

It saw action in the Battle of France

United States. Lot Of Items Attributed To Dr. Albert F. Goodwin, American Medical Association Archive It was possibly due toIncludes: two Army Identification Tags (in aluminum, both stamped "ALBERT F. GOODWIN 351,563", measuring 35 mm in diameter each, tied together on a brown cord); three U. S. Army Collar Disks (in bronze, one measuring 25. 5 mm in diameter, two measuring 25. 8 mm in diameter, all three with a screwback); two Signal Corps Collar Disks In bronze, measuring 26 mm in diameter, one with a screwback, the other missing its screwback); and ten American Medical