also with a national eagle
He was discharged upon demobilization at No
PrivateRose embarked the United Kingdom on July 20
There were seventeen Americans and four Canadians killed from either friendly fire or booby traps
the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal and the WWII War Service Badge (number 064694)
United States. A Sons Of The Revolution Membership Badge, Named To David Banks Plum Of Troy, New York United Republic of also with a national eagleIn gold with blue enamels, engraved in running script ""David B. Plum."" opposite ""Troy No. 87"" and dated ""1895"" on the reverse, maker marked ""THE BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE PHILA."" and dated ""1866"" on the reverse of the eagle suspension, original ribbon with pinback hanger inscribed ""FIFTY YEARS"", intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The Sons of the Revolution was founded in 1876 by members of the Society of the Cincinnati, wishing to