Thanks!! I tried looking for it, but it wasn't there. 

The guys with shovels are removing horse crap off the road. One good thing with the Germans gone is fewer horses.

"Use an enamel, vs lacquer.  Semigloss." Got it, thanks.

Picked up a couple albums Friday. These are some of the pictures. I think the one picture is of DD Sherman.

Sorry, I got pulled away by a family emergency. I'll see if I can get these pages scanned. Tim  

Now you need to get his issue card:   https://catalog.archives.gov/search-within/601682      

Here is a m10a3 and it had the green pin.... hmmmmmmm I guess I will start collecting pins lol  https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/wwii-us-mk-ii-he-grenade-w-yellow-over-paint-2152-c-ba3478caf1

No. 68746 was issued to Sgt. Ralph B. Keeler issued August or September 1921.   Bill

Can this GCM be traced? No 68746

You're welcome-  very neat GCM and I'd say worthy of further research.  Anybody with a newspaper.com subscription should be able to help you out and find that long article at the time he died and perhaps some other news articles, maybe about his Army WWi service.     Yes, Studley was making full size medals in the 1930s and I'm 99% certain that's who made yours.   I have  at least one in my collection that's unengraved.     Medal collectors sometimes call any medal that's not GI a  "Studley" the way photocopies are called "xeroxes" or cola "coke" but yours really is a Studley.