What Branch: E Co. 405th Telegraph Bn., WWI

[cagedfalcon]

Have questions about tags. S/N does not show up in WW2 enlistment records.

 

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[Sully]

This is a WW1 Signal Corps set.

[cagedfalcon]

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[firefighter]

405th Telegraph Bn

 

http://www.telcomhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/The-Telecommunications-History-Group-Inc.-Spring-2014-Newsletter.pdf

[BEAST]

He shows up on the ships manifest as a corporal in Company E., 405th Telegraph Battalion. He sailed out of Hoboken on April 30, 1918 aboard the Huron. He returned in August 1919 now a sergeant. His home of record is Trinidad, Colorado.

[BEAST]

That's a nice tag by the way! Here are the campaign credits for the 405th:

 

[cagedfalcon]

That's a nice tag by the way!  Here are the campaign credits for the 405th:

 

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What would be a fair price?

 

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[BEAST]

Thanks

What would be a fair price?

 

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There are others who actually collect dog tags, so they may provide you with a more accurate answer. My estimate would be in the $35 -$40 range for the pair.

[cagedfalcon]

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[Hauge67]

Maybe, if family could be found, they would like a peace of history?

[USdog]

 

There are others who actually collect dog tags, so they may provide you with a more accurate answer. My estimate would be in the $35 -$40 range for the pair.

I would agree with that range.