Original U.S. WWI Gold Star Mothers Pilgrimage Named Medal and Documents Grouping British Machine Guns and the italic B

and the italic B

the plate would then be removed and place in its carrier

front and back plates with over the shoulder brass articulated straps and leather waist belt

but very delicate and brittle

The long scabbard allowed the knife to be reached easily

Original U.S. WWI Gold Star Mothers Pilgrimage Named Medal and Documents Grouping British Machine Guns and the italic BOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. In 1931 Mrs. Nellie Ruth Parker made the journey to France from her home in Denver, Colorado to visit the grave of her son who we believe was a United States Marine named Harry W. Gruver (117170) who was born in 1893. During the 1920s, the Gold Star Mothers' Association lobbied for a federally sponsored pilgrimage to Europe for mothers with sons buried overseas. Although many of the women who belonged to the