United States. A Victory Medal, Russia Clasp Buy Now He signed his Attestation Paper

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 19th Infantry Battalion on November 10

inscribed in French "Pour Les honnêtes gens" (For Honest People) along the edges of the three lower arms

in aluminum with a matte silver aluminum finish

which he led from October 1934 to November 1938

(Dienstauszeichnung für Offiziere für 25 Dienstjahre) Issued 1825-1920 Issue

United States. A Victory Medal, Russia Clasp Buy Now He signed his Attestation Paper1 Clasp RUSSIA. In bronze gilt, engraver marked "FRASER" (American sculptor James Earle Fraser, November 4, 1876 October 11, 1953), measuring 36 mm in diameter, scattered gilt wear, light contact, frayed original ribbon, hanger with brooch pinback has separated from the ribbon, accompanied by its 35. 7 mm (w) x 11 mm (h) ribbon bar, very fine. Footnote: The World War I Victory Medal (originally known as the Victory Medal) was a United States World War