United States. An Army Civil War Campaign Medal With First Style Ribbon 1861-1865 Auction During the late 1920s

During the late 1920s

It is a retelling of the missions during the invasions of Poland and France of Panzer Regiment 31 and the death of their commander

before he was transferred to the Canadian Convalescent Hospital

Footnote: "At Bergen op Zoom

The buckle with the upper prong having previously broken off

United States. An Army Civil War Campaign Medal With First Style Ribbon 1861-1865 Auction During the late 1920sIn bronze, measuring 32 mm, original first style ribbon with brooch pinback, edge nicks, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Civil War Campaign Medal was authorized on January 11, 1905. However, the final design for the medal was not approved and adopted by the Army until the publication of War Department General Order 12 in 1907, authorizing the Civil War Campaign Medal for active federal service between April 15, 1861 and April 9,