Original! Rare! Ww1 U. S. 3rd Army Engineers Single Face Personal Flag
3RD ARMY ENGINEERS SINGLE FACE PERSONAL FLAG. Army was established in Chaumont, France, on November 7, 1918, five days before the end of World War I. It was composed of three corps (III, IV, and VII) and was tasked with moving to central Germany to disarm and disband German forces, as part of the Army of Occupation. Its headquarters was later established in Koblenz, Germany and the unit was deactivated on July 2, 1919, following Germany’s signing of the Treaty of Versailles. The last American troops left Koblenz in January 1923. DIMENSIONS: 15 5/8″ x 18 3/8″. LACKING THE BULLION PIPING THAT THE HEAVY PAPER BOARD CENTER LETTER ” A ” WAS ONCE WAS WRAPED IN. THERE IS OPEN STITCHING ON THE ENTIRE RIGHT EDGE AND 5 ON THE TOP RIGHT EDGE THAT HOLDS THE FLAG’S BACK TO THE FLAG’S FACE, THAT COULD EASILY BE STITCHED CLOSED. THIS IS NOT A COPY OR REPRODUCTION.
