United States. Six First War Aef Corps Of Engineers Insignia, Four Collar Disks And A Lapel Badge certificate_of_authenticity He was promoted to Oberstleutnant

He was promoted to Oberstleutnant (Lieutenant Colonel) in 1874 and became the Chief of Staff of the 6th Army Corps in 1876 for the following eight years

It remained in the theater after V-E Day as part of United States Air Forces in Europe

maker marked SPINKS & SON LTD

Footnote: The 1936 Summer Olympics

as mentioned in the Fifth Supplement to the London Gazette 31173 of Friday

United States. Six First War Aef Corps Of Engineers Insignia, Four Collar Disks And A Lapel Badge certificate_of_authenticity He was promoted to OberstleutnantIncludes: 1. 13th Corps of Engineers Patch. 2. 14th Engineers Light Railway Patch. 3. three Rank Chevrons. 4. two piece Engineers Sergeant Rank Chevrons with Star. 5. 13th Engineers AEF in France Commemorative Lapel Badge 1917 1919: in bronze with red and white enamels, maker marked "AM. BADGE CO. CHICAGO." on the reverse, measuring 23 mm in diameter, pinback. 6. four Collar Disks: (i) U. S. Regular Army; (ii) Corps of Engineers; (iii) Corps of