✅ SOLVED Is this U.S. Arm Nurse Collar brass..WW-1?

[dg39]

Quick question.
Is this U.S. Army Nurse?
WW-1?
What is rare factor?
Thanks
DG
PS.
I am putting ton of stuff in the military section of www.genius-antiques.com
I am 72 and I need to get rid of my collection.

 

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[CATFISH]

It stands for US National Army and is from 1917.
In August 1917 monogram disks with the letters USNG (United States National Guard) and USNA (United States National Army) were approved. The USNG were federalized National Guard units and the USNA were units comprised of drafted soldiers. In December 1917 it was decided to replace the monogram style with ones showing small block letters NA or NG on a rectangular frame set on the US, so in reality, these were only used from Aug - Dec 1917. Sounds rare to me.

 

[dg39]

Thanks Catfish. I used your description on my site.
I knew it was a hard to find item.
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DG

 

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[CATFISH]

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Dating Metallic Insignia: Collar Disks

 

[dg39]

Super link's. Thanks!
DG