United States. A Lot of Medals Archive The obverse formerly bore a

The obverse formerly bore a acid-etched inscription of “ARBEIT ADELT” (“LABOUR ENNOBLES”)

As noted at the front of the book: "These books may be obtained from the S

approved 1814 by King Ferdinand VII of Spain

then transferred to the Canadian Concentration Camp at Kinmel Park on May 11th

some of the ribbons with glue residue on their reverses from previous board mounting

United States. A Lot of Medals Archive The obverse formerly bore a1. A Navy Good Conduct Medal. In bronze, obverse centerpiece shows a ship at sea, encircled by a knotted rope around which is inscribed UNITED STATES NAVY, the centerpiece is superimposed on an anchor and enclosed by a chain, along the upper contour of the reverse medal are the words FIDELITY ZEAL OBEDIENCE, centerpiece engraving reads ANDREW ARHUR TOTH 1037, on original red ribbon with 1941 clasp, 33 mm, extremely fine condition. Footnote: The Good