United States. A Lot Of Nineteen Navy And Marine Corps World War I Victory Medal Clasps Archive carriage reattached with clasp mounted

carriage reattached with clasp mounted wrong way round on the medal

With the capitulation of the Wehrmacht

The third letter is sent and signed by Ulrich Keßler (1894–1983)

then posted to the Battleship H

He was initially admitted to Fort Pitt Military Hospital at Chatham on October 5th

United States. A Lot Of Nineteen Navy And Marine Corps World War I Victory Medal Clasps Archive carriage reattached with clasp mountedIncludes: two Armed Guard, Atlantic Fleet, Aviation, Destroyer, Escort, Grand Fleet, Mine Laying, Mine Sweeping, Mobile Base, Naval Battery, Overseas, Patrol, Salvage, Submarine, two Transport, West Indies, White Sea. All are in bronze, obverse with the text in capital letters and surrounded by a rope style border, reverse designed with a u shaped bar attachment, measuring 39 mm (w) x 6. 5 mm (h) each, ranging from very fine to near extremely fine.