Original U.S. WWI 2nd Division 9th Infantry Regiment Purple Heart & Victory Medal Grouping in Original Presentation Case to Canadian-Born Immigrant Herver Hotte Spanish Military Equipment It now is quite slack

It now is quite slack

This was a very popular cartridge for revolvers used on the frontier

Bolles was mustered into service at 27 years of age from his hometown of Ashford

and the entry into Germany by imperial Russian troops in 1914 and of the French invasion of Alsace in August 1914

The 52d Field Artillery Brigade and the 102nd Ammunition Train of the New York Division had not gone with the rest of the Twenty-seventh Division to the British front in Flanders

Original U.S. WWI 2nd Division 9th Infantry Regiment Purple Heart & Victory Medal Grouping in Original Presentation Case to Canadian-Born Immigrant Herver Hotte Spanish Military Equipment It now is quite slackOriginal Grouping. One of a Kind. This is a lovely 2nd Division grouping consisting of a WWII Era issue Purple Heart Medal engraved to Herver Hotte, and his WWI Victory Medal with 5 clasps. Hotte was born in St. Rose, Canada, and immigrated to the United States at a young age, serving with the Revenue Cutter Service before it was combined with the Life Saving Service to form the Coast Guard. Hotte served with the 9th Infantry Regiment, the Manchus,