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Treasure of the heart: WWI dog tag returned to soldier's Kaufman County family
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WW1 US Army Dog Tag - Aviation Section - Signal Corps - Early [D-1F08C-7] - $45.00 : Soldiers Museum:, Buy/Sell/Trade Historical Militaria
Identifying the Dead: a Short Study of the Identification Tags of 1914-1918 | The Western Front Association
Opas Krieg on Twitter: "Grandpa Franz' dog tag bearing his name, street adress, date of birth and military unit. The answer to the question why there's only half of it left will
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A dog tag lost during World War I by U.S. Army soldier Private Kent Potter is seen during a ceremony where it was presented to his son Dale in Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
4 WWI Dog Tags “John Sonnhalter” – Griffin Militaria
World War I U.S. Army Dog Tags – The War Store and More – Military Antiques & Firearms, LLC
Identifying the Dead: a Short Study of the Identification Tags of 1914-1918 | The Western Front Association
14,000 Long-Lost Army Dog Tags May Soon Be on Their Way Home - HISTORY
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World War I German issue dog tag worn by a Jewish soldier - Collections Search - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
WW I WW1 German Dog Tag ID tag Battlefield Relic | eBay
First World War Identity Tags | Imperial War Museums
