United States. An Army Congressional Medal Of Honor, Type I, C.1870 GTRexclude 1941 and placed with No

1941 and placed with No

and the case with wear to the exterior leatherette from storage

to reward long and meritorious service in the Auxiliary and Volunteer Air Forces

cornucopia hallmarked and marked "BR" (bronze) on the edge of the lower arm

On New Year’s Day 1945 his plane was shot down over the Maastricht (Netherlands) area during Operation Bodenplatte (Baseplate)

United States. An Army Congressional Medal Of Honor, Type I, C.1870 GTRexclude 1941 and placed with No1862 1896 Issue. An excellent unattributed example, in bronze which retains its sharp detailing, measuring 53. 2 mm (w) x 70 mm (h inclusive of its eagle and crossed cannons and cannonballs suspension), variation of the American flag in the ribbon, bronze pinback hanger with U. S. shield, small stamping indentation evident on the reverse of the star point at 8: 30 o'clock, near extremely fine.