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Three First War American Commemorative Medals

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Three First War American Commemorative Medals

United States; Crane Company War Service Medal (bronze, obverse illustrating the United States coat-of-arms flanked by the United States Navy insignia on the left and the Emergency Fleet Corporation insignia on the right, inscribed "U.S.N." and "E.F.C." below each respectively, a cannon below the coat-of-arms, inscribed "WAR SERVICE" at the top and "WAR" at the bottom, reverse inscribed "PRESENTED TO R.R. URRY BY CRANE CO. 1917 1918" with the recipient's name engraved, 47.5 mm x 30.2 mm, with a suspension bar inscribed "6 MONTHS"); Fourth Division Regular Army Medal 1917-1919 (bronze gilt with green and white enamels, obverse illustrating the Fourth Division insignia, inscribed "FOURTH DIVISION" above and "REGULAR ARMY 1917-1918-1919" below, reverse inscribed "AISNE-MARNE / CHAMPAGNE / LORRAINE / ST. MIHIEL / MEUSE-ARGONNE / DEFENSIVE SECTOR / ARMY OF OCCUPATION", engraved "HENRY A. DELONG" and maker marked "RITCHIE & BROWN", 34.5 mm, original ribbon with brooch pinback); and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen World War Service Medal (bronze gilt, obverse illustrating Victory with her left hand resting upon the shoulder of a man in loincloth in front of her, an olive branch in her raised right hand, the soldier leaning on a sword in his right hand and a hat under his right foot, inscribed "FOR SERVICE IN THE WORLD WAR FOR LIBERTY AND FOR FREEDOM OF NATIONS", reverse inscribed "PRESENTED BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN TO ITS MEMBERS WHO GAVE THEIR SERVICE TO THEIR COUNTRY FOR THE SAKE OF DEMOCRACY AND UP-LIFTING HUMANITY" and maker marked "W. & H. CO. NEWARK, N.J." (Whitehead & Hoag), 34 mm, suspended from a bronze gilt hanger with pinback, hanger numbered "7117" on the reverse). Ranging from near very fine to near extremely fine.