Interesting Group of 3 US Army Officer Korean War Dog Tags on Chain with St. Christopher Medal

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  • Interesting Group of 3 US Army Officer Korean War Dog Tags on Chain with St. Christopher Medal
  • Interesting Group of 3 US Army Officer Korean War Dog Tags on Chain with St. Christopher Medal
  • Interesting Group of 3 US Army Officer Korean War Dog Tags on Chain with St. Christopher Medal
  • Interesting Group of 3 US Army Officer Korean War Dog Tags on Chain with St. Christopher Medal
  • Interesting Group of 3 US Army Officer Korean War Dog Tags on Chain with St. Christopher Medal
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ARTIFACT:

This is an Interesting Group of 3 United States Army Officer Korean War Dog Tags on Chain with St. Christopher Medal.

VINTAGE:

Korean War era.

SIZE:

Approximately: Dog Tags: 1-1/8" in height x 1-15/16" in width. St. Christopher Medal: 1-1/4" in height x 3/4" in width. Chain: 25" in length.

CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS:

Stainless Steel Dog Tag, Nickel made chain, St. Christopher Brass made pendant medal.

ATTACHMENT:

Chain Necklace.

MARKINGS:

MILLER GEORGE G
RA39415680          O
T-43-44-49 52         P

MILLER GEORGE  G
RA-39415680          O
T-48 T52                  P

MILLER GEORGE  G
RO 39415680          
T 52                         O 
                                P

RA: Reserve Officer
RO: Regular Army

Bras Medal: ST. CHRISTOPHER PROTECT US


ITEM NOTES:

This is from a US Army collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. MAJK17 LADEX09/10/24

CONDITION:

8- (Excellent): The dog tag shows minor to moderate wear.

GUARANTEE:

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.

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