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When it was conferred upon a woman it was known as the II Class Ladies' Cross and it was worn on a bow ribbon
wrapped into a U-Shape
He died on March 18
with following awards attached: Order of Leopold
the obverse bearing a blackened 1914 Iron Cross
United States. A New York Service Badge For Mexican Border Service 1916-1917 Auction When it was conferred uponIn bronze gilt, number impressed "8213" on the edge, measuring 33. 5 mm in diameter, gilt wear evident on the reverse, original ribbon with pinback, near extremely fine. Footnote: The adjutant general was instructed to prepare and distribute a service badge and ribbon to each officer and enlisted man of the National Guard of New York who served in the field for more than ten days under the order of the Governor dated June 19, 1916. The medal was also
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