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American Revolution Medals |
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Captors' Medal "The Captors' Medal."—Lossing, 1851... |
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De Fleury Medal Front "Medal awarded to Lieutenant-colonel De Fleury. This is a representation of the medal, the size of the original. The device is a helmeted soldier, standing against the ruins of a fort. His right ha... |
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Gates Medal Medal struck in honor of General Gates and his army. On the reverse side, Burgoyne is represented in the attitude of delivering up his sword; and in the background, on either side of them, are seen t... |
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Gates Medal Medal struck in honor of General Gates and his army. On this side is a bust of General Gates, with the Latin inscription, Horatio Gates Duci Strenuo Comitia Amercana; literal English, Horat... |
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Gates Medal The Gates Medal shown above the defense of Charleston.... |
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Greene Medal Back "Gold medal awarded to Greene. This is a representation of the back side of the medal, the full size of the original. On this side is a figure of Victory, lighting upon the Earth, and stepping upon ... |
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Greene Medal Front "Gold medal awarded to Greene. This is a representation of the front side of the medal, the full size of the original. On this side is a profile of Greene, with the words, Nathanieli Greene Egregio ... |
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Howard Medal Back "Silver medal awarded to Colonel Howard. The following are the device and inscriptions upon the back: A laurel wreath inclosing the inscription, Quod In Nutantem Hostium Aciem Subito Irruens, Pr&aeli... |
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Howard Medal Front "Silver medal awarded to Colonel Howard. The following are the device and inscriptions upon the front: An officer mounted, with uplifted sword, pursuing an officer on foot bearing a stand of colors. ... |
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Jones' Medal "John Paul Jones' medal, front side."—E. Benjamin Andrews, 1895... |
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Jones' Medal "John Paul Jones' medal, back side."—E. Benjamin Andrews, 1895... |
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Lee Medal Back "Medal awarded to Lee. On the twenty second of September, Congress honored Lee with a vote of thanks, and ordered a gold medal to be struck and presented to him. On the back side, Non Obstantib. Flu... |
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Lee Medal Front "Medal awarded to Lee. On the twenty second of September, Congress honored Lee with a vote of thanks, and ordered a gold medal to be struck and presented to him. On the front side is a bust of the h... |
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Medal Awarded to John Paul Jones (Back) The Congressional Gold Medal awarded to John Paul Jones, America's first well-known naval fighter in the American Revolutionary War.... |
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Medal Awarded to John Paul Jones (Front) The Congressional Gold Medal awarded to John Paul Jones, America's first well-known naval fighter in the American Revolutionary War.... |
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Medal, Colonial The medal given to General Morgan by Congress.... |
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Morgan Medal Back "Gold medal awarded to Morgan. The following are the devices and inscriptions upon the back of the medal: An officer mounted, at the head of his troops, charging a flying enemy. A battle in the back... |
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Morgan Medal Front "Gold medal awarded to Morgan. The following are the devices and inscriptions upon the front of the medal: An Indian queen with a quiver on her back, in the act of crowning an officer with a laurel w... |
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Order of the Cincinnati "Order of the Cincinnati. This was drawn from an original in the possession of Edward Phalon, Esq., of New York. The engraving is the exact size of the original. The leaves of the sprigs of laurel ... |
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Paul Jones Medal The Paul Jones Medal above a naval battle.... |
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Penn's Seal and Signature "Penn's Seal and Signature. This is a representation of the seal and signature of William Penn attached to the Pennsylvania charter. The names of the subscribing witnesses to the instrument are Jame... |
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Preble, Edward Medal (Back) The Congressional Gold Medal presented to Edward Preble, and officer in the U.S. Navy.... |
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Preble, Edward Medal (Front) The Congressional Gold Medal presented to Edward Preble, and officer in the U.S. Navy.... |
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Pulaski's Seal "Pulaski's seal."—Lossing, 1851... |
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Seal of the Board of War and Ordnance In 1776 the Board of War and Ordnance was created for issuing supplies to troops in the field, and the first Ordnance magazine was established at Carlisle, Pennsylvania the following year. An armory a... |
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