WWI US Marine Corps Medals and E, G, & A hat badge of William Gregory of Washington

This is a World War I United States Marine Corps grouping belonging to William Gregory of Eastern Washington, brought to us by his grandson. The grouping contains three marksman medals, an eagle, globe and anchor pin, a victory medal and a good conduct medal. Also included is a medal made from the ballast of the submarine Deutschland, which docked in Baltimore in July 9th 1916, was scrapped in 1921 and exploded during its dismantling, killing five men.

Circa WWI.

Medals and pins are of various sizes.

Items are of expected materials.

Various attachments.

Medal from the Deutschland reads FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WAR PRISONERS IN SIBERIA on reverse. FIDELITY ZEAL OBEDIENCE is on reverse of Marine Corps medal, and No. 39842 is one side of medal.

This is from a World War I United States Army collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. MDHX08 LFHEX2/10 SFJJX3/10

7 - (Very Fine-): Items are in various conditions, but overall are in fine shape.

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