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RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE
RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE

RARE WW1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE/VICTORY LAPEL PIN, SILVER WOUNDED GOV RESTRIKE

$ 4.27

Availability: 30 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Region of Origin: United States
  • Condition: A U.S. GOVERNMENT(7-2-01) "RESTRIKE SLIVER TONE WOUNDED IN ACTION PIN"-Condition is New.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Conflict: WW I (1914-18)
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    RARE WW-1 HONORABLE DISCHARGE / VICTORY LAPEL PIN SILVER WOUNDED IN ACTION (7-1-2001 GOV RESTRIKE GI ISSUED) This a non-issued pin in Gov. plastic packaged. It is a 5 pointed  star 5/8 inch in diameter superimposed on a laurel wreath. In the center of the star are the letters U.S. in raised letters.
    This Victory Lapel Button was the first "Honorable Service" provided to veterans, and it was very popular. There were 2 types of Victory Buttons-one in silver for those that were wounded in action, and another in bronze for all others. Some were given at the time of discharge ; otherwise a veteran could take his discharge papers to the nearest Army or Navy Recruiting Office.