Pair of WWI & WWII Dog Tags for Same Officer (Eugene Fellows) WWI US Air Service!

This is a pair of dog tags from the same officer: one pair from World War I and one from World War II. They originally belonged to Eugene R. Fellows, who served in the United States Air Service during World War I. A Vermont native, Fellows was an officer in both World Wars. A of the US Army Officers Register (not included) shows he retired as a MAJ in 195He was also a school teacher and postal clerk in Topsham, VT, and was married with 3 daughters. He was born in Philadelphia in 1888 and died in Morristown, VT in 196He is buried in Topsham. His Death Certificate (not included) verifies service in both World Wars.

Circa World War I and World War II.

WWI tags: approximately 1-3/8" in diameter (each); WWII tags: 1-1/8" by 2" (each).

Pot metal, brass.

Holes.

WWI tags (front): LT. E. R. FELLOWS *** AERO U.S.A. (one says VT in place of AERO U.S.A.); WWI tags (reverse): AIR SERVICE U.S.A. (the other has A.E.F. in place of U.S.A.); WWII tags: EUGENE R. FELLOWS 0-155715 T42 B BLANCHE M. FELLOWS 206 EAST AVE. BURLINGTON, VT. P. (on front of each tag)

This is from a United States Army Air Forces collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. Ebay VEJX13 LADEX3/13 SeADEX12/14

7 (Very Fine): The tags show light to medium wear.

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