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1947 Automobile Club of New Haven.
This organization was formed in the summer of 1908, with one of its goals to eliminate reckless driving. |
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| 1958 American Legion |
1999 American Red Cross |
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| 1990 Disabled Amercan Veterans |
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| ca. 1953 Disabled Veteran |
Mid-1960s Disabled Veteran, used until it was replaced in 2001 during the general reissue. |
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| 1947 Medical Doctor? I'm not sure if this prefix was reserved at this time. |
Medical Doctor revalidated to 1979 |
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| 1976 Medical Doctor |
1985 Medical Doctor |
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ca. 1990s Medical Doctor
Following this series, lead zeroes were used in the number, i.e. MD-0100 |
1980 Veterans of Foreign Wars |
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| ca. 1990s Veterans of Foreign Wars |
1969 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
(To be verified)
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1958 Yankee Division
These plates were issued to members of the 26th Infantry Division of the US Army, which was formed in 1917. |
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Certain letter prefixes are reserved and have special meanings: