Posted 10 years ago
whitman75
(349 items)
Here is a cool US Honorable Discharge Certificate. This is inside a leather holder. This piece is old but I'm not sure the exact period. I was hoping someone might be able to tell me more about it.
Antique U.S. Honorable Discharge Leather Certificate | ||
| World War One272 of 690 |  |  |
looks like a demo case selling there leather case...
don't see any discharge there
I see so you think it's like a salesman sample and the certificate would go inside kinda like a picture frame ? Any idea of what era we are talking about?
lol.. no idea when it was made ,but someone will come along we hope..........smiling
good luck
A quick Bing search says that the 1st "discharge" papers were 1941.
http://www.archives.gov/research/military/war-of-1812/1812-discharge-certificates/discharge-certificates.html
Would be an interesting research Roy. My "quick Bing search" was aimed at the word "discharge" being used. I'll be "interest"ing & you do the "research". LOL!
Thanks Guys I think I have the paper here somewhere!!
https://www.google.com/search?q=US+Honorable+Discharge+Certificate&biw=853&bih=584&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=DhS5VMX2H5KkyAT7m4GAAQ&ved=0CEwQsAQ
ya blunder I love lazy people who come here rather then run a google searh...lol
it shows nothing up stairs ....lol
Hey Roy, I didn't come here to get others to research. My IQ is high enough to where I know how to get others to do that while I go fishing. Thanks for doing that for me/us, but the earliest date I see for the word "discharge" on your offered site is WWI. Of course I just scanned it. What's the earliest use of the term "discharge" you see? Let me'us know, as I'm too busy pulling in fish.
lol ....we know what your pulling ..taint fish ...lol
Roy, I certainly was fishing! I was trolling & wondering if you would bit the hook? You have before! LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!
Roy, I don't know what I would do without you on this site? Make baiting so easy most times! LOL! Jousting may be a more accurate term. Love you Bro.
Looks like WW1 era. I don't see the discharge, just the leather holder.
I wouldn't call it a sample, probably just never used.
scott
WWI salesman's sample. Design British uniform with US flag very similar, except for the US flag, to Canadian WWI Welcome Home Medals. Looks like they tried to tap into the US market. Neat item.
Scott may be correct in that it is not a salesman's sample but rather an item ready for sale.