United States. Thirty-Four Army Collar Disks, Type Ii, C.1930 Hold A Magyar Vöröskereszt Diszjelvénye

A Magyar Vöröskereszt Diszjelvénye

with light scuffing

The Munich Agreement did not bring about peace

and "ALCOSO SOLINGEN"

inscribed in handwritten black ink "Uncle Jim Connolly / Killed in action World War I - Sept 27th 1918 / buried in Bony France

United States. Thirty-Four Army Collar Disks, Type Ii, C.1930 Hold A Magyar Vöröskereszt Diszjelvénye(1924 1937 Issue.) Includes eighteen Infantry disks, six Infantry Company B disks, eight Infantry Company F disks, one Infantry Company H disk and one Infantry Company I disk. Twenty eight are gilt bronze and have screwbacks, six are gilt white metal and are without screwbacks, measuring 25. 5 mm in diameter each, gilt wear evident on some but traces of it remains, ranging from fine to near extremely fine. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert