United States. Six First War Aef Patches, Two Identification Tags And Two Collar Disks GTRexclude the doctor noted that Livings

the doctor noted that Livings had a tattoo of crosses and stars on his left arm

in blue wool with thick white machine embroidery reading “Afrika” on the obverse

reads as follows: "1914-1939 / 1918-1945 / IN THE HONOUR OF THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE NAVY ARMY AND MERCHANT NAVY OF CANADA WHOSE NAMES ARE INSCRIBED HERE / THEIR GRAVES ARE UNKNOWN BUT THEIR MEMORY SHALL ENDURE

although the award date is unacknowledged in his paperwork)

but then refused the crown already on April 3

United States. Six First War Aef Patches, Two Identification Tags And Two Collar Disks GTRexclude the doctor noted that LivingsIncludes: 1. Five 87th Infantry Division ("Golden Acorn") Patches: three with the acorn in felt, one with the acorn in cotton, one with the acorn embroidered, all on a felt base. 2. One Rank Chevron. 3. Identification "Dog" Tags: in aluminum, stamped "RALPH L. CONRAD U. S. A." and "983258", measuring 35 mm in diameter each. 4. two Collar Disks: (i) U. S. Regular Army; (ii) Signal Corps: both in bronze, measuring 25. 8 and 25. 5 mm in diameter