A Polish First War Haller's Swords Decoration For Americans GTRexclude 1938 and to Flying Sergeant

1938 and to Flying Sergeant on September 1

on flat loop for suspension from period original neck ribbon

constructed of pressed black leather

He assisted in the capture of seven French gun vessels and stayed in the general location until Napoleon Bonaparte abandoned his long-desired goal of invaded Great Britain

A Polish First War Haller's Swords Decoration For Americans GTRexclude 1938 and to Flying SergeantA WWI Haller's Swords Decoration for Americans Issued to Poles arriving from America that jointed Polish Army in France under command of Gen. J. Haller during WW1. Diamond shaped badge with red enameled border, crossed swords. Center of white enameled eagle, date to top (4. X. 1918), writing to sides (Francja, Wlochy) and to bottom (Ameryka). Initials "JH" beneath. Original ribbon, lightly faded. Enamels intact. Beautiful piece and getting hard to