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28ID 103RD Keystone Caduceus Medical Pin Badge?

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    Posted 10 years ago

    knol1968
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    1"x 1" Bronze or Pewter. Pin or Badge. WWII. The Post Card was the only clue to this Mystery Pin. It was on a German Museum website about The Bloody Bucket, 28ID. Its Heavy for a little pin. Was not able to find any other pictures about a Keystone Caduceus Pin.

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 10 years ago
      It is a WW1 ERA Pennsylvania "Keystone" collar insignia. This type was worn by a medical branch soldier.

      scott
    2. SpiritBear, 10 years ago
      And the fun part is, this ancient symbol is not even medical-related. The non-winged single-serpent is. Early 1900s medical got it confused, and it lasted ever since in America.
      The one we see actually means Commerce. LOL.

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