United States. A USN Keel Laying Ceremony Gold Medal for Nuclear Submarine USS Baton Rouge consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac on a fixed ring and

on a fixed ring and swivel loop for suspension from its period original tri-fold ribbon with crossed swords device indicating wartime merit

(Dunkelblaue Rock für Major der Infanterie)

The Battle of Corunna took place on January 16

and officially re-painted dark matte field-grey in colour as an officially re-issued Army helmet

silvered insignia

United States. A USN Keel Laying Ceremony Gold Medal for Nuclear Submarine USS Baton Rouge consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac on a fixed ring andIn 14k Gold, obverse has a naval trident through a gear wheel with the letters N N on the prongs. reverse is inscribed USS BATON ROUGE SSN 689 KEEL LAID NOVEMBER 18, 1972 NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING AUTHENTICATED BY MRS. F. EDWARD HEBERT, measuring 32mm and weighing 15. 06 grams, marked 14k on reverse, extremely fine. Footnote: USS Baton Rouge (SSN 689) was a Los Angeles class nuclear powered attack submarine which served with the United States Navy.