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    mlssanne
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    I'm not sure this is the right place for this, but I'm trying to identify a pin an ancestor is wearing in a photo from the early 1900s. Can anyone help? I tried an image search, but I think the zoomed in photo doesn't have enough detail.

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 4 years ago
      Try looking up U.S. Army Infantry Insignia.
    2. Congcu, 4 years ago
      A better photo will help>
    3. flashlarue flashlarue, 4 years ago
      Looks like Company G US 29th Infantry
    4. scottvez scottvez, 4 years ago
      Agree-- G/ 29th Infantry.

      A photo of the entire image would be interesting to see.

      scott
    5. mlssanne, 4 years ago
      For those who asked, I have uploaded the entire image. I'm assuming the pin belonged to my ancestor's boyfriend, as her father would not have served in WWI.
    6. mlssanne, 4 years ago
      As an FYI, those are her younger brothers, not her children.

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