A First War American Expeditionary Force Army Matchbox Cover Auction As his medical record states:

As his medical record states: "Just after completing a 4 day march from Patricias lines to St-Omer

named the British West Indies Regiment

the collars in ornately-patterned gold-coloured bullion wire and red wool

He died in Oelixdorf

It is dated to April 13

A First War American Expeditionary Force Army Matchbox Cover Auction As his medical record states:Die stamped bronze with red, white and blue enamels, open on three sides, non magnetic, front panel illustrating an eagle standing upon a shield bearing five stars above red and white vertical stripes, inscribed "U S ARMY" above, in an ornate frame, back panel illustrating the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor with rays emanating from the torch with the inscription "STRIKE FOR LIBERTY" immediately to the right, in an ornate frame bearing a shield