A Gold Sons Of The Revolution Medal To Grandson Of Major General Arthur St. Clair Auction 1930) and "U

1930) and "U

marked with code “30” indicating manufacture by the Official Vienna Mint

The first bracelets were made by Carol Bates (Brown) and come in various finishes

Although the Winnipeg Light Infantry formed part of the 10th Battalion CEF

A Gold Sons Of The Revolution Medal To Grandson Of Major General Arthur St. Clair Auction 1930) and "UMulti piece construction, GOLD and blue enamels, weighing 18. 9 grams with the ribbon on, numbered "" and maker marked "BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE" (Philadelphia) on the reverse of the eagle suspension, obverse illustrating a Continental soldier in an oval frame, overlaying a navy blue scalloped base and designed to be surrounded by thirteen raised gold stars, reverse illustrating the right facing bust of George Washington surrounded by the inscription