United States. A First War Aef Group Attributed To Private Edward O. Gibber, Company D, Central Records Office, General Headquarters Hold badge retains most of the

badge retains most of the original finish

the Germans had moved more troops into the Hammelburg area while the task force was resting

number engraved "950" on the reverse of the suspension loop

School and should be a very useful man for that corps as the man in charge of gardens and grounds

Lüdenscheid) on the clip on the reverse

United States. A First War Aef Group Attributed To Private Edward O. Gibber, Company D, Central Records Office, General Headquarters Hold badge retains most of theIncludes: 1. American Expeditionary Force General Headquarters Patch: in three pieces of felt in red, white and blue, sewn in place to a brownish green wool base, measuring 77 mm in diameter. 2. Central Records Office "Eagle and Shield" Insignia: in red, white and blue embroidery with silvered and gold colored rolled bullion wire, black threading giving definition to the wings, on a black felt base, measuring 113 mm (w) x 67 mm (h), sewn in place to a