United States. First War Aef Army Embarkation Center (Aec) Patch consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Members (4th Class) (MVO IV)

Members (4th Class) (MVO IV) 1896-1984 later/Lieutenants (LVO) 1984-1995

consisting of a Cross Pattée with a blackened non-magnetic metal core within a ribbed silver frame

A set of Heer Infantry Oberst shoulder boards

states: “The steamer Northcote had a narrow escape

and bronze

United States. First War Aef Army Embarkation Center (Aec) Patch consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Members (4th Class) (MVO IV)The letters "A E C" (Army Embarkation Center) in red embroidery, with a Y shaped border separating the letters along with the perimeter circular border trimmed in silvered bullion wire interlaced with brown threading, all on a black felt base, measuring 65 mm in diameter, near extremely fine. Accompanied by two faded photocopies of an Enlistment Record and Discharge Certificate for Private First Class Henry A. Harub (illegible).