An American Mexican Border Service Medal With Box Of Issue GTRexclude died in 1963 in Stockholm

died in 1963 in Stockholm

The interviewer noted that he was a "cheerful and pleasant individual who expects to be pensioned from the Post Office in about five years" and that "he intends eventually to retire to the family owned fruit farm and devote his full time to that type of employment"

7 full color tables of ribbons) but the best book on this subject published to date listing all the orders

and French War Cross 1939-1945 (bronze

1902 and is listed on the Roll of Individuals entitled to the King's South Africa Medal with two Clasps (South Africa 1901

An American Mexican Border Service Medal With Box Of Issue GTRexclude died in 1963 in StockholmBronze, impressed "26051" on the edge, 32 mm, original partially frayed ribbon with brooch pinback, green oxidation evident in the recessed areas on the reverse and on the edge, very light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by an 11 mm x 36 mm Ribbon Bar without attachment, in its cardboard box of issue, "THE JOSEPH MEYER COMPANY" identification label on the end panel, partial medal label below, with paper wrapper, lightly scuffed exterior, box