United States. A National Society Colonial Dames Xvii Century Membership Badge, By J.e.caldwell GTRexclude glue and yellow paper residue

glue and yellow paper residue on the reverse from previous board mounting)

and complains of palpitation of heart when excited

meaning the original one was lost or destroyed and had to be replaced

Royal College of Physicians of London)

A Case for the Iron Cross First Class 1939 - A solid case that appears to have held a wound badge for a lengthy period of time

United States. A National Society Colonial Dames Xvii Century Membership Badge, By J.e.caldwell GTRexclude glue and yellow paper residueGold Filled with blue enamels, engraved with the initials "A. M. J", maker marked "J. E. CALDWELL" and marked "GOLD FILLED" on the reverse, measuring 23. 5 mm (w) x 31. 8 mm (h), intact enamels, horizontal pinback and vertical hook on the reverse, original ribbon suspended from a Gold Filled hanger with pinback, the obverse of the hanger engraved "Thomas Manchester", the reverse maker marked "J. E. CALDWELL" and marked "GOLD FILLED", extremely fine.