United States. A Huguenot Society Of The Founders Of The Manakin In The Colony Of Virginia In Gold Newly Listed the inscriptions separated by clusters

the inscriptions separated by clusters of oak leaves on either side

The obverse throat adornment bears a raised five-pointed star overlaid by a sickle and hammer

Baden War Merit Cross exhibits surface wear

The Staabswache eventually grew into the SS (Schutzstaffel)

which are held in place via brown plastic buttons

United States. A Huguenot Society Of The Founders Of The Manakin In The Colony Of Virginia In Gold Newly Listed the inscriptions separated by clustersGold Maltese cross with bird hanging from bottom on obverse. Reverse bearing Penna, 741. Measuring at 25. 22mm (w) x 47. 87mm (h) (to bottom on bird) weighing at 4. 7 grams Footnote: According to book authors Lee E. Bishop, Jr and J. Robert Elliott II, in their text American Society Medals An Identification Guide this society was founded in 1922 requires connection to a Huguenot who lived in Virginia before 1786