Medal / insignia group to Charles Z. Bailey

[cap_george]

Hello all, here is a very nice group to the famous photographer Charles Z. Bailey. He served in G troop, 1st Texas Cavalry during the Spanish American War as a Bugler. He also served in Company A, 1st California Cavalry c. 1900-1902. He Also served in B Company 7th California Infantry 1910 to 1912. He last served in the Signal Corp US Army at Fort Kearney California 1917-1919. Cheers Captain Albert

 

 

[mes]

You certainly have some nice groups. I really like span am stuff. Thanks for posting. Mark

[kanemono]

That is a Beautiful Group! Thank you for sharing. The picture of him on his horse really adds to the group.

Dick

[KevinBeyer]

I love any grouping belonging to someone who was a member of the Military Order of the Serpents!

 

Kevin

[cap_george]

You certainly have some nice groups. I really like span am stuff. Thanks for posting. Mark

Thank you Mark, Cheers Captain Albert

[cap_george]

That is a Beautiful Group! Thank you for sharing. The picture of him on his horse really adds to the group.

Dick

Thank you, yes, I like the horse shot. Here is One on a motorcycle. Cheers Captain Albert

[cap_george]

Thanks, yes from what i gather - they were real drinkers, etc. Cheers Captain Albert

[cap_george]

Hello all, here is a very nice group to the famous photographer Charles Z. Bailey. He served in G troop, 1st Texas Cavalry during the Spanish American War as a Bugler. He also served in Company A, 1st California Cavalry c. 1900-1902. He Also served in B Company 7th California Infantry 1910 to 1912. He last served in the Signal Corp US Army at Fort Kearney California 1917-1919. Cheers Captain Albert

 

 

Here he is on a motorcycle (his) notice 3 discharge stripes on sleeve. Cheers Captain Albert

 

[PaulR]

That is a completely awesome grouping. It looks like he was alive well after ww2, based upon that plane pin.

[cap_george]

Yes Paul R - he died in 1956. George

[manayunkman]

Very nice group.