WWI US 29th Division Patch, Full Embroidered Bevo, IDd

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Up for bid is an original World War I US Army 29th Division patch which is fully embroidered with a bevo style weave . As can be seen in the photographs, the patch is clean and in excellent condition with no mothing, marks, or staining. This is the third of four 29th Division patches which I will be listing, along with other items, from the same veteran. Overall the patch measures approximately 2-1/8 inches in diameter. It has been UV tested and does not glow. This is not a modern copy. The patch was brought back from France by a member of the 29th Division who served in the 111th Field Artillery, Battery F, American Expeditionary Forces. The veteran's name and 7 digit serial / service number will be provided to the winning bidder upon request. Pictures are of the actual item you are bidding on. If you have any questions, please email me before bidding. I will be glad to supply additional pictures of something you need to see in order to check condition. Thank you for looking. Check out my other items ! ! I WILL BE GLAD TO COMBINE SHIP ON MULTIPLE ITEMS History of the 29th Division in WWI On 26 July 1917 Virginia's troops joined guardsmen from New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and the District of Columbia in the 29th Division which was activated on 25 August 1917 at Camp McClellan, Alabama. The 29th Division adopted the nickname read more

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