United States. A Lot Of Eight Campaign Medals Archive with the silvering worn off
Description
with the silvering worn off on the obverse
80 mm (w) x 62 mm (h)
that his religion was Church of England and that his trade was that of Lumber Bookkeeper
with a handwritten signature of General Siegfried Haenicke
the top panels fold back creating legs and wind breaks for the fuel tablets
United States. A Lot Of Eight Campaign Medals Archive with the silvering worn offIncludes: Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal (in bronze gilt, measuring 32. 3 mm in diameter); World War II Victory Medal (in bronze gilt, measuring 36 mm in diameter); Merchant Marine World War II Victory Medal (in bronze gilt, measuring 36 mm in diameter); Army of Occupation Medal (in bronze gilt, measuring 31. 8 mm in diameter); National Defense Service Medal (in bronze gilt, measuring 32 mm in diameter); Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (in bronze
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