United States. A West Indie Naval Campaign Medal, George McNamara Newly Listed chartering its second local lodge

chartering its second local lodge

medallion enamels are all intact

1942 and is signed by an Oberstabsarzt and Chief Medical Officer of Reserve Military Hospital Schrobenhausen

Glauner stayed in Neuengamme until July of 1944 when he was transferred to concentration camp Sachsenhausen (north of Berlin)

DEFENSIVE SECTOR and stamped vertically in blue ink with the number "1049904"

United States. A West Indie Naval Campaign Medal, George McNamara Newly Listed chartering its second local lodgeIn bronze, edge impressed (GEORGE J. McNAMARA, APP. 2d. C.), the obverse bears the relief profile of William T. Sampson, surrounded by US NAVAL CAMPAIGN WEST INDIES 1898, flanked by the words WILLIAM T. SAMPSON on the left, COMMANDER IN CHIEF on the right, reverse shows an engraving of a Navy officer, Sailor, and Marine standing on a plaque engraved with the text SANTIAGO DE CUBA JULY 3, on a striped ribbon in red and blue, extremely fine condition.