Original U.S. WWI German-Made 1st Division Commemorative Service Plate - 1st U.S. Engineer Regiment - 24 Year Engineer Veteran colts - Sterling Combat Infantryman Badge

- Sterling Combat Infantryman Badge

Recalled to active duty at the beginning of World War II

The colored stripes on each are Hochrot (Deep Red) wool

It does look to have been finished with a darker tint at some point

During World War Two American Army officer's were authorized to wear B-10 jackets

Original U.S. WWI German-Made 1st Division Commemorative Service Plate - 1st U.S. Engineer Regiment - 24 Year Engineer Veteran colts - Sterling Combat Infantryman BadgeOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendously unique souvenir plate made for Sergeant 1st Class Henry A. Guertin, Co. C, 1st Engineers. Guertin joined the 1st Engineers on August 21st, 1915, and was a sergeant when the regiment was called to France. Guertin went overseas and spent 2 years in France, from August 1917 1919, going through every major offensive and being promoted to Sergeant 1st Class. Guertin would remain in the Army, and