Turkey, Ottoman Empire. Two First War Lapel Badges Archive three sites were established in

three sites were established in 1917 in the Fort Worth vicinity (known as the "Flying Triangle")

medal content scratch mark on the reverse

displaying a silver eagle holding a sword in its talons and the Estonian coat of arms

White cotton embroidered lettering on a red embroidered cotton field

date marked "L" (1935) and maker marked "V&S" on the reverse

Turkey, Ottoman Empire. Two First War Lapel Badges Archive three sites were established inIncludes: 1. First War "Unity of Men" Lapel Badge 1915: two piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, white, yellow and green enamels, illustrating the Ottoman crescent moon and star insignia, with stripes in two corners, inscribed "VIRIBUS UNITAS" (Unity of Men), dated "1915" in the bottom left corner, measuring 21. 7 mm (w) x 24 mm (h), horizontal pinback and hook on the reverse. 2. First War Regimental Flag Lapel Badge: in bronze gilt with