While he's more famous for his role in WW1 with the railway artillery guns he was a Lieutenant (Junior Grade) on the USS Petrel in the Battle of Manilla Bay. I normally collect WW2 but couldn't believe such a high ranking officers collection spanning so many years is still around. I'm also a pawnbroker and have seen only a 2 or 3 very common souvenir Span-Am war pieces in my over a decade working. (This is coming up for auction in June at Ratisbons)  Dewey medal: named Spanish: 1758  Philippines: 124   

Can I ask someone who can advise me on something I purchased in Plzeň at the celebrations of the liberation of Plzeň, and I have been defending myself for 7 hours, if you think you are talking to some robot, then on Monday you will be contacted by Gen. Por. Baloun VV, thank you, I will end here and apologize for bothering you...  

Give it a break. Youve been informed. You dont accept. Sell it on ebay. Sayonara...

Like why does someone always question it, I don’t know anymore, I am bringing you, your historical gem from your history and you keep testing me, like I’m supposed to call you on Monday LTI. Long.

I am beginning to think the same thing. Like Im conversing with a bot.

Look Bud, the photos you provide dont correspond to this description..   "Hand-stitched, reinforced openings on the cuffs without corresponding buttons."   The shirt you are showing has none of that. Whats your beef?

"The very absence of buttons, combined with the presence of hand-stitched biometric ports on the cuffs, is key evidence that this is a laboratory modification for Project S-1436. While standard Creighton shirts do have buttons, this specific garment was modified for sensor integration at Wright-Patterson. What you perceive as a flaw is, in fact, a confirmation of this artifact's unique purpose."

Wow just saw some of his collection for sale and was wondering why ? I had no idea Andy passed ! He was a true collector and will be missed a great guy !

. According to your own post...... that shirt should not have buttons on the cuffs. Care to comment on that?  

Narrow the search on Ancestry within the USMC Rosters with a Pharmacist Mate rank to get more information if possible.   My two cents,   Kurt