United States. Seventy-Six Veterans Uniform Buttons, Lapel Badges, Insignia and Three Photographs, c. Nineteenth Century United Republic of the three o’clock arm of

the three o’clock arm of the cross stamped with a silver content number of “900”

A miniature version for lapel

the ends of each block covered in strips of green felt

Knee has been giving trouble only once

With its establishment the award replaced the Philippine Constabulary Distinguished Conduct Star

United States. Seventy-Six Veterans Uniform Buttons, Lapel Badges, Insignia and Three Photographs, c. Nineteenth Century United Republic of the three o’clock arm ofRepresenting the Grand Army of the Republic, the American Legion, Myopia Hunt Club in Massachusetts and various Military and Police Forces. Includes: sixty three Buttons: in brass or bronze gilt, two are in silvered brass, with a brass or bronze core, most with intact loops, incorporating various maker marks on their reverses, in various sizes. Also included are an American Red Cross Blood Donor Lapel Badge, four Pips, one Second Award Star, four