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United States. Wound Medals, Insignia and Next-of-Kin Awards of the Great War, by Arthur H. Houston and Vicken Koundakjian, with Autographs

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United States. Wound Medals, Insignia and Next-of-Kin Awards of the Great War, by Arthur H. Houston and Vicken Koundakjian, with Autographs

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United States. Wound Medals, Insignia and Next-of-Kin Awards of the Great War, by Arthur H. Houston and Vicken Koundakjian, with Autographs

A very well-preserved edition of “Wound Medals, Insignia and Next-of-Kin Awards of the Great War” by Arthur H. Houston and Vicken Koundakjian. It consists of a white card stock binding, with the exterior cover page depicting a facsimile image of an insignia circumscribed by authors and title, while the reverse displays information from the Orders and Medals Society of America (OMSA) on available monographs. The interior content consists of 107 white paper pages of information on both Allied and Central Powers insignia and decorations, supplemented by facsimile images of both decorations and their accompanying documents. It was published in 1995 OMSA through Ideal Printing Company of Hudson, New York. Notably, the interior title page features handwritten autographs of both Houston and Koundakjian. The book measures 215 mm (w) x 280 mm (h). Minor material fatigue is evident to the cover, but the book is in an overall near extremely fine condition.

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