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This WWI patched image shows a soldier of the 2nd Division with his large Indian Head patch. Among WWI photograph collectors, the 2nd Division is probably the most eagerly sought.
In addition to his patch, this soldier is wearing his Victory Medal with three Service Stars.
Postcard is postally unused with an ARTURA stamp box.
Reproduction of these image is not authorized.
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Interesting WW1 2nd Division patch
I noted the collar disk with the letter H for Headquarters Co. of the 2nd Division
Yes sir tom-- I believe it is the Division HQs Co. as well.
Thanks for mentioning it.
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