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A Fine First War American Miniature Set in Gold; Attributed

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A Fine First War American Miniature Set in Gold; Attributed

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A Fine First War American Miniature Set in Gold; Attributed

New York State Veteran's Group of Twelve, to Franklin Marion Gentry II - WWI Victory Medal (bronze gilt, 18.5 mm); WWI War Service Medal (bronze, 16 mm); Society of Colonial Wars Medal (red bronze, 22 mm); Veteran Corps of Artillery, State of New York Medal (10K Gold and enamels, maker marked "O. & C." and marked "10K" on the reverse, 16.2 mm); Military Society of the War of 1812 Medal (silver gilt and enamels, 14.3 mm); National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Medal (14K Gold and enamels, number "74301" hand engraved on the edge, 18 mm x 29.6 mm inclusive of its eagle suspension); General Society of Colonial Wars Medal (Gold and enamels, 14.8 mm x 18.6 mm); Colonial Order of the Acorn Medal (silver gilt and enamels, 18.8 mm x 31.2 mm inclusive of its cypher suspension); New York State WWI Service Medal 1917-1919 (bronze, 18 mm); Centennial Legion of Historic Military Commands Inc. Medal (bronze, maker marked "DIEGES & CLUST NEW YORK" on the reverse, 17.7 mm, five silver stars on the ribbon); General Society of the War of 1812 Medal (14K Gold and enamels, maker marked "B.B. & B." (Bailey, Banks & Biddle of Philadelphia) and marked "14K" on the reverse, 14.2 mm x 18.5 mm); and Sons of the Revolution Medal (14K Gold and enamels, maker marked "B.B. & B." (Bailey, Banks & Biddle of Philadelphia) and marked "14K" on the reverse, 12.8 mm x 19.3 mm). Mounted to two suspensions, the former eight on one suspension, the latter four on a second suspension, each with dual pins on the reverse, original ribbons, intact enamels, extremely fine.