Original U.S. WWI Army Service Corps Victory Medal & Ephemera Grouping - Corporal Russel V. Boos - Scarce ASC Collar Disc Hotchkiss MG used for gouging out bone

used for gouging out bone

It features an aluminum end clip

so here's the story as best we understand it

Later that day

and manufacturer’s label of Finchley of Chicago | New York

Original U.S. WWI Army Service Corps Victory Medal & Ephemera Grouping - Corporal Russel V. Boos - Scarce ASC Collar Disc Hotchkiss MG used for gouging out boneOriginal Grouping. One of a Kind. This is a great ephemera grouping to Corporal Russel V. Boos, who served with the Army Service Corps in France during the war. The grouping includes Boos insignia, some period passes he used while in France, his Victory Medal, wallet, shaving kit, some YMCA books, and an extremely scarce Army Service Corps collar disc! The grouping includes: Boos WWI Victory Medal with a France bar, with its original ribbon with one