United States. A Military Order Of The World Wars Past Commander's Membership Badge, C.1918 Newly Listed Accompanied by its breech-style trousers

Accompanied by its breech-style trousers

Number 45744

1st London

was the first to reach the firing battery and opened fire on a retreating horse-drawn carriage

cleaned and lightly lacquered

United States. A Military Order Of The World Wars Past Commander's Membership Badge, C.1918 Newly Listed Accompanied by its breech-style trousersIn bronze gilt with red enamels, maker marked "MEDALLIC ART CO NY" and number impressed "2531" on the reverse, measuring 44 mm (w) x 48 mm (h), crazing evident in the clear lamination over the red enamels on both sides of the arm at 3 o'clock, Past Commander designated by the two gilt palms on its original full length neck ribbon, buckle closure, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Military Order of the World War was created in 1919 by General of the