United States. An Army Civil War Campaign Medal. visually-hidden "less-bads"

"less-bads"

stating his collective previous pre-war and WWI service and his profession as that of Physician

the regulation date of 1808 on the 6 o’clock arm

measuring 72 mm (w) x 100 mm (h))

United States. An Army Civil War Campaign Medal. visually-hidden "less-bads"Instituted in 1905. In bronze, obverse features the relief image of Abraham Lincoln surrounded by the motto WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE WITH CHARITY FOR ALL, reverse bears the words "The Civil War 1861 1865" encircled by a wreath, 32 mm, on original ribbon with pinback, very fine condition. Footnote: This medal was instituted in 1905, with the Army version of the medal being instituted on 21 January 1907. It was awarded for service in the American Civil