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A First War American Siberian Expedition Veteran's Group

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A First War American Siberian Expedition Veteran's Group

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A First War American Siberian Expedition Veteran's Group

A First War American Siberian Expedition Veteran's Group - Victory Medal, 1 Clasp - SIBERIA (bronze, unnamed, very crisp detail, 36 mm, on original ribbon with brooch pinback, light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by Army Rifle Markmanship Qualification Badge, 1 Clasp - SHARPSHOOTER (bronze, unmarked, 44.5 mm x 46.5 inclusive of the clasp, horizontal pinback); Army Expert Marksmanship Qualification Badge, 2 Clasps - BAYONET, BAYONET (sterling silver, maker marked "BB&B" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 28.3 mm x 55 mm inclusive of the clasps, horizontal pinback); Army Collar Disk (bronze, 26 mm); 29th Artillery Branch Insignia (bronze, 27.4 mm x 44.7 mm, without attachments); Veterans of Foreign Wars of U.S. Medal (bronze, 31.6 mm x 33.2 mm); Overseas Chevrons/Wound Stripes (copper wire on olive green wool, 24.6 mm x 47.7 mm); Mexican Border Service Medal Ribbon Bar (9.5 mm x 36 mm, horizontal pinback); Bronze Clip (6.5 mm x 36 mm, horizontal pinback); American Flag Pin (metal with red and blue paint, plus multiple small glass stones, 25.3 mm x 33.4 mm); and Group of Eight Photograph (black and white, marked "Grandpa Emil Sorensen kneeling on the right" on the reverse, 126 mm x 175 mm, on 200 mm x 250 mm matte).