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United States. A National Society Of The Sons Of The American Revolution State Society President's Membership Badge, C.1920 Newly Listed 1868 - August 14

Name: United States. A National Society Of The Sons Of The American Revolution State Society President's Membership Badge, C.1920 Newly Listed 1868 - August 14
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United States. A National Society Of The Sons Of The American Revolution State Society President's Membership Badge, C.1920 Newly Listed 1868 August 14 1868 August 14 where he completed three semesters in the Business and Public Administration School of the University of Missouri in Columbia and was a member of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) band for two years 3 mm (w) x 62 The society is dedicated to perpetuating American ideals and traditions

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