United States. An Army Congressional Medal of Honor, c.1900 Newly Listed surrounded by the inscription "ALME

surrounded by the inscription "ALME SOL POSSIS NIHIL VRBE ROMA VISERE MAIVS" and engraver marked "MISTRVZZI"

an unused set of four AH stamps marked with “V” (“Victory”) by Allied authorities on 22 April 1945 in Württemberg

with the majority of the surname having been erased

maker marked “Deschler & Sohn - München” on reverse

measuring 148 mm (w) x 208 mm (l)

United States. An Army Congressional Medal of Honor, c.1900 Newly Listed surrounded by the inscription "ALMEInstituted July 12, 1862. Type I. 1896 1904 Issue. In bronze, a Medal of Honour, finely cut dies for various components of the medal, engraver marked "Paquet F." on the obverse, reverse plain, measuring 53. 2 mm (w) x 68. 1 mm (h inclusive of its eagle above crossed cannons and cannonballs suspension), original red, blue and white striped ribbon denoting 1896 1904 issue, bronze pinback hanger with U. S. shield, one suspension ring has been pinched