A First War American Purple Heart Pair To The 115Th Infantry Aef Auction The Battle of Germantown would

The Battle of Germantown would have been an important early victory for General George Washington and his embattled patriots and might have changed the course of the whole Revolutionary War

stating the he had twenty-three years previous Active Militia service with the 94th Victoria Regiment "Argyll Highlanders" and that his occupation was that of General Merchant

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A First War American Purple Heart Pair To The 115Th Infantry Aef Auction The Battle of Germantown wouldA First War American Purple Heart Pair to the 115th Infantry AEF Victory Medal, 2 Clasps DEFENSIVE SECTOR, MEUSE ARGONNE (bronze, 36 mm, two bronze stars on the ribbon); and Purple Heart (two piece construction, bronze gilt and enamels, engraved "Charles S. Ammel" in capitals on the reverse, 34. 5 mm x 43. 3 mm). Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, original ribbons, surface wear and contact marks on the PH, ribbon on the VM as separated