A Lot Of Four German Second War Stick Pins GTRexclude type one of this insignia

type one of this insignia with tongues on reverse

1916 under the command of Lieuteanant-Colonel E

but one in which the Union Army avoided destruction and was able to assume a strong defensive position at Malvern Hill

The unit moved to France on October 8

Footnote: Edward Hopkins Moffatt was born in Newcastle Pennsylvanian in 1894 and was originally a member of the 63rd Depot Battery CFA prior to joining the 85th Battery CFA for service in Russia

A Lot Of Four German Second War Stick Pins GTRexclude type one of this insignia1) A Veteran Stick Pin; silvered, with red and black enamels; 50 mm pin (slightly bent); marked Ges. Gesch. on reverse; measuring 17 mm x19 mm. 2) A Veterans Association Bronze Grade Shooting Award Stick Pin; in silvered bronze and red, white, and green enamels; 56 mm pin; marked Ges. Gesch. on reverse; measuring 22 mm in diameter 3) A German Worker Gymnastics and Sport Organization (Arbeiter Turn und Sportbund) stick pin; in gilt and red enamels; 38