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Posted 7 years ago
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These two buttons are in some of my grandfathers World War I items. My mom believe these were buttons taken from a German soldiers uniform, but with the US on the one, I kinda doubt that. Anyone help identify this UNS button? I also attached a picture of one of his WWI dog tags for authenticity
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First two are collar disks: USNA is US National Army and the other is for Infantry branch. They are for US soldiers in WW1 and not German.
scott
USNA collar disk stands for United States National Army
Chas A. Goldsberry disk is a WW1 US Army dog tag.
Wonderful historic WW1 buttons