A few of my WW1 Uniforms

Thank you very much! I have really enjoyed finding these and preserving them. I wish I had more time to research them. Hard to believe they are almost 100 years old now.

Fins...

M1912 Cotton uniform of a Private in the HQ Co, Army of Occupation. AO patch is small version meant for overseas caps and some Division patches. It's made of silk and bullion embroidered on wool.

Couple new ones and couple I finally got pictures of.

M1912 Cotton uniform to a Medical Corps Private

Wool tunic from a 3rd Corps Quartermaster Sergeant. Has 3rd Corps patch, Discharge stripe, and 6 month overseas chevron. US and Quartermaster Corps collar discs. Un-named. Many men from Ohio's 83rd Division ended up in 3rd Corps after the division was broken up in France.

Uniform and cap of Private Hiram J. Smith, Co. B, 151st MG Bn(old 2nd Georgia), 42nd Division. Only the hat has any information. Jacket doesn't have all of Smith's end of the war insignia. He served in France with Co. B, yet his collar disc shows his stateside Co. D service. He also only has a 6 month overseas chevron, but was with the division when it left in 1917. I will have to do more research on this one. Tunic is dated July 26(my birthday), 1918, and features 42nd Division patch, 6 month chevron, discharge stripe, US and MG Co. D collar discs. Hat has US disc.

2nd Division Private's tunic.
Tailor made with bakelite buttons. French Medaille Militaire Fourragere, 3rd Bde, 9th Inf Regt., 2nd Division patch, US/Infantry collar discs. Discharge stripe, 4 overseas chevrons denoting 2 years, and 3 wound chevrons. Un-named.

Tunic, Wound Accolade, and Photo of Pfc. Romie H. Winget. Co. A, 166th Inf, 42nd Div.
Winget enlisted in May of 1917 in the 4th Inf. ONG. This became Co. A, 166th Infantry of the 42nd Rainbow Division. Pfc. Winget participated in the Defensive Sector, Champagne-Marne, and Aisne-Marne campaigns and was severely wounded July 29th, 1918. He was in the AEF from Oct. 18, 1917 to Oct. 26, 1918. He was Honorably Discharged May 16, 1919.

His tunic is tailor made and has 3 bullion Overseas Stripes on the left sleeve and 1 bullion Wound Stripe and Infantry Private 1st Class on the right sleeve. US/42 and Infantry Co. A collar disks.






Columbia Wound Accolade




RPPC of Pfc. Winget