United States. A Pacific Theater Purple Heart To Staff Sergeant Sparacino, Wounded In Action At Okinawa Auction Captain Seeley's battery

Captain Seeley's battery

Hoffmann" photographer's credit below

Canadian War Services Fund Armband (in white cotton

Though considered "modern" at the time plastic ribbons did not achieve wide popularity and disappeared as novelty in a short time

1829 by Francis I

United States. A Pacific Theater Purple Heart To Staff Sergeant Sparacino, Wounded In Action At Okinawa Auction Captain Seeley's batteryIncludes: 1. Group of Eight: Bronze Star (engraved "TONY T. SPARACINO" on the reverse); Purple Heart (engraved "TONY T. SPARACINO" on the reverse); Army Good Conduct Medal (engraved "TONY T. SPARACINO" on the reverse); American Defense Service Medal; American Campaign Medal; Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with arrowhead and four bronze stars; World War II Victory Medal; Philippine Liberation Medal; each with its original ribbon and brooch pinback. 2.