United States. An American Society Of The Colonial Dames Of America Membership Breast Badge, Named To Mary Rebecca Stewart Newly Listed for "gallant conduct in the

for "gallant conduct in the battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg

in "LDO" case of issue (case extremely fine/near mint)

The interior of each mitten is lined with an additional thick layer of grey wool for added comfort

large rosette on its original ribbon)

TUNISIE 1942-43

United States. An American Society Of The Colonial Dames Of America Membership Breast Badge, Named To Mary Rebecca Stewart Newly Listed for "gallant conduct in theIn 18K Gold with light blue and white enamels, weighing 15. 3 grams inclusive of its ribbon, maker marked "BAILEY BANKS & BIDDLE PHILA." (Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia) on the reverse of the eagle, engraved in running script "Mary Rebecca Stewart. Oct. 8" 1917 No. 702" on the reverse cartouche, measuring 30. 8 mm (w) x 38 mm (h), the centerpiece with minor repair evident in the light blue enamels above the woman's head, otherwise the enamels