Original WW1 Enlisted US Army Artillery HQ Co Bronze Screw Back Collar Device

Description

Up for auction is an original, First World War period United States Army enlisted man's bronze collar device for Artillery Headquarters Company. The badge is a one-piece design with welded screw post and threaded nut with two raised stays. A matching brass nut is also included. Item is in good condition, with average age and wear. It comes out of an old collection.
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