United States. A Lot Of Eight Campaign Medals Archive with it period original ribbon
Description
with it period original ribbon and gilded insignia
with a handwritten signature of General Siegfried Haenicke
that his religion was Church of England and that his trade was that of Lumber Bookkeeper
the top panels fold back creating legs and wind breaks for the fuel tablets
with the silvering worn off on the obverse
United States. A Lot Of Eight Campaign Medals Archive with it period original ribbonIncludes: 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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