Original U.S. WWII Named Bronze Star Medal & Purple Heart Medal Group with Research - 376th Infantry, 94th Division EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION The temper line gets close

The temper line gets close to the edge near the Ha-Machi (blade notch)

having intact silvering also between their legs

The style and materials used indicate that it was made around 1840

with a totally correct wartime production "High Pressure" liner by Westinghouse

which we were not able to scrub out

Original U.S. WWII Named Bronze Star Medal & Purple Heart Medal Group with Research - 376th Infantry, 94th Division EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION The temper line gets closeOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is the medal grouping of Sergeant Martin C. Sutter, Company K, 376th Infantry Regiment, 94th Infantry Division, who served with distinction during World War II. The medal group is in great shape, including the dog tags he wore while overseas. Sutters hospital admission file mentions his wound, having been admitted in February 1945, likely receiving his wound in the Rhineland. He received an injury to his hand from an