United States. A West Virginia Medal Of Honor 1861-1865, Class I, "Honorably Discharged" Newly Listed With toned silver frame
Description
With toned silver frame
Corps is shown on the roll for the medal and the two clasps
to undergo a refit that would keep her out of action until June
on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon fastened to a black bakelite boutonniere
leather bound with strong hinge
United States. A West Virginia Medal Of Honor 1861-1865, Class I, "Honorably Discharged" Newly Listed With toned silver frameIn bronze, obverse illustrating a figure of Liberty at the right, her arms extended and about to place a wreath on the head of an approaching soldier with her right hand, her left hand holding a scroll and presenting it to the soldier, an eagle perched on a pedestal behind Liberty, with a box of growing cereals behind the soldier, the coat of arms of the state of West Virginia below, flanked by the dates "1861" and "1865" and incorporating a ribbon
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