United States. Two Miniature Medalbars belonging to Franklin Marion Gentry II Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic He was an avid fencer

He was an avid fencer during his time as a student in Vienna

also stamped with an illegible maker’s mark on flat loop

Grand Officer was the highest grade and seldom awarded

WWI 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders Cap Badge - CEF - In Brass

in BeVo style machine woven grey threading with a black embroidered backer

United States. Two Miniature Medalbars belonging to Franklin Marion Gentry II Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic He was an avid fencerA miniature medal bar, measures 130 mm (w) x 60 mm (h ribbon to base of medals), weighs 36. 05 grams, two angled pins on the reverse, comprising eight decorations: A First War Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, measures 18. 5 mm (w), light wear, original ribbon, very fine. A Sons of the American Revolution (SAR), in bronze gilt, measures 16. 1 mm (w), original ribbon, extremely fine. A General Society of Colonial Wars, in bronze, cross featuring a fleur