United States. An American Society Of The Colonial Dames Of America Badge, Mary Eugenie Martin 1903 Hold inscribed "110" in black ink

inscribed "110" in black ink on the underside of the belt near the left end

Sergeant First Class Anderson heedless of his own safety

3) Paul von Hindenburg leaving a church (possibly from a funeral service)

The Wound Badge in Silver was awarded to Prerost for being wounded three times

United States. An American Society Of The Colonial Dames Of America Badge, Mary Eugenie Martin 1903 Hold inscribed "110" in black inkIn 14K Gold with light blue and white enamels, weighing 15. 8 grams inclusive of its ribbon and pinback, maker marked "BAILEY BANKS & BIDDLE PHILA", marked "PAT." (Patent) on the reverse of the eagle, engraved in running script "Mary Eugenie Martin No. 285. 1903." on the reverse cartouche, measuring 30. 5 mm (w) x 37 mm (h), intact enamels, original ribbon suspended from pinback hanger in the shape of a ribbon banner, the hanger inscribed "MARYLAND",