United States. A Society Of The Cincinnati Eagle Members Badge, Georgia Eagle, C.1903 Archive holding the rank of Oberstleutnant

holding the rank of Oberstleutnant (Lieutenant Colonel) at the time of his death

weighs (with ribbon) 99

Armed Forces Dental Branch Lapel Badge

Original triangular ribbons on the first two medals

four pairs of drill holes for uniform placement

United States. A Society Of The Cincinnati Eagle Members Badge, Georgia Eagle, C.1903 Archive holding the rank of OberstleutnantUnited States. The Society of The Cincinnati Eagle Medal. Georgia Eagle Type. (1902 1904). This is a fine and desirable example of the No. 57 Badge as outlined by Minor Myers, Jr. on page 94 of The Insignia of the Society of the Cincinnati. As such, this example features a finely manufactured left facing 18kt Gold Eagle (tested) with outstretched wings and delicately hatched feathers in a layered vertical manner, slightly concave on obverse, with a