CIRCA 1896-1902, SERGEANT, SIGNAL CORPS, CAVALRY, CHEVRON, WOOL, WORN ON THE LEFT SLEEVE
This Indian War or Spanish American War eras US Army Cavalry Signal Corps Sergeant chevron was removed from a uniform. With the very limited number of Signalmen in the army, and even fewer who were promoted to one of the noncommissioned officer ranks, this is a relatively scarce insignia. Worn on the upper sleeve of the soldier's uniform coat, this distinctive enlisted insignia features a colorful Signal Corps emblem on khaki twill, creating an attractive piece which will be a nice addition to your collection. The chevrons are yellow wool. A complete unissued, unused brassard with no damage or moth holes.
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