US Army Medals

ARTIFACT: Beautiful, Spanish Ð American War Veterans Medal Type 3 (1910-1939), numbered Ô14097' on reverse. The medal is a wreathed eagle and crest at the top of a United States flag ribbon, with each armed force's insignia: a crossed saber, musket,...

ARTIFACT: This is an early manufacture World War II service medal for the Women's Army Corps (WAC) and Women's Auxiliary Army Corps (WAAC). The Women's Army Auxiliary Corps was the precursor of the Women's Army Corps. The center of the medal bears the...

ARTIFACT: This is a nice little World War I United States Army Company A, 346th Machine Gun Battalion grouping originally belonging to Private Otto Reynolds. The grouping consists of a silver French-made ID bracelet, an expert rifleman badge, a numbered...

ARTIFACT: RARE 1920's 14K Distinguished Marksman Medal Group with President Calvin Coolidge Letter, Distinguished Pistol Shot and Engineer's "Leg" Medal, along with the President's Match Trophy Plaque. The Distinguished Marksman Medal is the earliest in...

ARTIFACT: This is a National Guard of Pennsylvania 6th Infantry grouping from the Spanish-American War. The grouping consists of two marksman medals, one medal for service in the Spanish-American War, a hat badge, a lapel stud for veterans and a chevron...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I era United States Army 96th Company Coastal Artillery grouping of one patch, a dog tag, a photograph of a fully-outfitted soldier, a marksmanship medal, two ribbon bars and insignia. The dog tag reads JOS. L. DEE PRIVATE...

ARTIFACT: This is a medal grouping for eventual United States Army Colonel, Henry H. Hall, of Rowley, Massachusetts. Most of the medals date from the Spanish-American War through World War I, with some later medals as well (latest one in 1949). The...

ARTIFACT: This is a medal of the 43rd Regiment of the Massachusetts Voluntary Militia in New Berne, North Carolina. The medal shows a badge in relief at the center of which is the Masonic symbol. A banner at top reads 43rd REGIMENT. A bar with...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce World War II US Forces Service Medal from Chatham, Massachusetts, a small Cape Cod community. The medal is in sterling silver and hangs from a red, white and blue ribbon. It was made by Whitehead & Hoag of Newark, New Jersey...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce World War I service medal presented by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company. The medal hangs from a rainbow-hued ribbon, reads PRESENTED BY THE PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT CO. IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF PATRIOTIC SERVICES IN...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I service medal from Buncombe County, North Carolina. The medal hangs from a plain bar and its reverse reads PRESENTED TO HER GALLANT SONS IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF THEIR PART IN THE WORLD'S WAR APRIL 1917-NOVEMBER 1918...

ARTIFACT: WWII Purple Heart in box with some paperwork naming original recipient Clifford Smith of the United States Army. The paperwork includes, the card stock that came along with the medal and reads: "WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, D. C." across the top...