United States. A Civil War Union Ammo Pouch Badge, c.1865 GTRexclude 9” and a manufacture date

9” and a manufacture date of “39”

with loops accommodating a dagger hanger

27 mm (w) x 42

Also killed on the same mission was the plane's Canadian pilot

marked "BRONZ" (bronze) and "POSTRIBRENO" (silvered) on the edge

United States. A Civil War Union Ammo Pouch Badge, c.1865 GTRexclude 9” and a manufacture dateEagle Insignia; Measuring 64. 5 mm, this round bronze eagle insignia was used on the shoulder strap suspending the ammo pouch. It has been ground dug and maintains good detail, prominently displaying the Federal Eagle insignia. Hardware on the reverse is rusted but intact, with sticker residue present. Although it displays signs of previous rusting, with light surface wear, it remains in fine condition.