United States. An American Society Of The Colonial Dames Of America Badge, Mary Eugenie Martin 1903 United Republic of In die struck silvered aluminum

In die struck silvered aluminum

" For his First World War service

the reverse with a barrel hinge and tapering vertical pinback meeting a flattened integrated catch

In addition to being awarded the 20th Indian Division's Dagger Banner (depicting a hand grasping a dagger) as the best battalion in that formation

that was established in 1920s and lasted until 1945

United States. An American Society Of The Colonial Dames Of America Badge, Mary Eugenie Martin 1903 United Republic of In die struck silvered aluminumIn 14K Gold with light blue and white enamels, weighing 15. 8 grams inclusive of its ribbon and pinback, maker marked "BAILEY BANKS & BIDDLE PHILA", marked "PAT." (Patent) on the reverse of the eagle, engraved in running script "Mary Eugenie Martin No. 285. 1903." on the reverse cartouche, measuring 30. 5 mm (w) x 37 mm (h), intact enamels, original ribbon suspended from pinback hanger in the shape of a ribbon banner, the hanger inscribed "MARYLAND",