United States. Thirty-Eight Insignia Badges Buy Now Ammel" in capitals on the

Ammel" in capitals on the reverse

This was later altered for the 1815 awards (63) to the more closely Iron Cross shaped version

The first document is signed in blue ink by an Oberleutnant (Senior Lieutenant)

gilt wear on the reverse of the two brass medals

at Birmingham

United States. Thirty-Eight Insignia Badges Buy Now Ammel" in capitals on theIncludes a Combat Infantryman Badge, a Combat Medical Badge, a U. S. Army Expert Marksmanship Qualification Badge with two Clasps, a Red Cross Badge, along with various Collar Rank Insignia and Pins. Three are sterling silver, five are silvered, thirty are bronze gilt, ten with enamels, many are maker marked, in various sizes, ranging from fine to extremely fine.