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1899) and joined the Royal Navy on April 22
Die struck badge in gilded and patinated tombac
23rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
three officially issued lists in regards to wearing of orders and medals
and the authorities ordered the dead to be buried in a mass unmarked grave
France, Republic. An Order Of Merit For Tourism, Commander, C.1955 Newly Listed 1899) and joined the RoyalOrdre du Mrite Touristique. Instituted in 1949. In silver gilt, weighing 90 grams, hallmarked with the number "1" flanked by cornucopias on the reverse, measuring 41. 2 mm (w) x 56. 5 mm (h), scattered gilt wear on the edge, on its full length original neck ribbon, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Order of Merit for Tourism was instituted on May 27, 1949. It was awarded for meritorious services to tourism in France, in three grades: Commander,
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