United States. A Daughters of the Cincinnati Badge to Captain Alexander McLellan of Maine and Harriet Louise Lynch, plus Hereditary Order of Descendants of Colonial Governors to Harriet Louise Lynch Province of China with distinguished service

with distinguished service

he holds the rank of Oberstleutnant (lieutenant colonel)

The sword is housed in its original nickel-plated steel field service scabbard

the announcement appearing in the Second Supplement to the London Gazette 31827 of Tuesday

The Wehrpaß was issued to Johann Bienioszek on 16 August 1940 in Kattowitz

United States. A Daughters of the Cincinnati Badge to Captain Alexander McLellan of Maine and Harriet Louise Lynch, plus Hereditary Order of Descendants of Colonial Governors to Harriet Louise Lynch Province of China with distinguished serviceIncludes: 1. Daughters of the Cincinnati Badge, to Captain Alexander McLellan of Maine and Harriet Louise Lynch: three piece construction, in 14K Gold with blue and white enamels, weighing 18. 8 grams inclusive of its ribbon, maker marked "B. B.& B. Co. PHILA" (Bailey, Banks and Biddle of Philadelphia), obverse illustrating a spread winged eagle bearing a ribbon banner in its mouth inscribed "DAUGHTERS OF THE CINCINNATI", with laurel leaves and arrows