Stars Title information is available upon specific request. Additional information available upon request to researchers, writers and others demonstrating special circumstances. In some situations, information may not be available.
Are there stars on obverse?	no
Are there stars on reverse?	no

Stripes Title information is available upon specific request. Additional information available upon request to researchers, writers and others demonstrating special circumstances. In some situations, information may not be available.
Has a Blood Stripe?	no

Crest/Emblem Title information is available upon specific request. Additional information available upon request to researchers, writers and others demonstrating special circumstances. In some situations, information may not be available.

Description of Crest/Emblem

Mail Bag = Always Ready Mexican campaign 1914 (obverse). U.S. Mail (reverse). There are 12 cards inside (1.75 x 2.75). 1. Greetings from U.S. Navy. 2. Reveille and Taps. 3. Captain, which is der way ter Mexico? 4. U.S. Battleship in action. 5. ~San Juan de Ulloa~ Mexican Fort and Prison. 6. The Custom House, Vera Cruz. 7. Raising this first U.S.A. flag on the hotel terminal, Vera Cruz 2 pm April 21, 1914. 8. Military Prisoner from the fortress of Ulloa Vera Cruz Mexico. 9. Women Insurrectos 10. Mexico. 11. Gen Huerta 9, Gen. Maas. 12. Gen. Carranza, Gen. Villa

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