United States. A Lot Of Sixty-One Army Collar Disks, C.1930 certificate_of_authenticity "for when on active service

"for when on active service absent without leave" from March 18 to 21

the two deceased American crew members were transported to the United States for permanent burial

It is signed in blue ink by a Captain and the Commander of the 2nd Battalion of Grenadier Regiment 521

measuring 108 mm (w) x 45 mm (h)

red and black threads on top of brown-green cloth

United States. A Lot Of Sixty-One Army Collar Disks, C.1930 certificate_of_authenticity "for when on active serviceType II (1926 1937). Includes seven Infantry Company B disks, eleven Infantry Company F disks, thirty nine Infantry Howitzer Company disks, three Nebraska Infantry disks and one Nebraska 134th Infantry disk. All are gilt bronze, with various degrees of gilt wear, measuring 26 mm in diameter each, thirty three with screwbacks, twenty eight without screwbacks, ranging from fair to near extremely fine. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert Goodwin