United States. A West Virginia Medal Of Honor 1861-1865, Class I, West Virginia Cavalry Volunteers Hold presenting age-related soiling and cracking

presenting age-related soiling and cracking on cover

The grips are held in place via two rivets with a red enameled logo of the Brannik embedded into the obverse of the grip

the obverse consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath tied together at the bottom by a bowtie ribbon

as a Private (36438590) with the United States Army

presenting lost of silvered

United States. A West Virginia Medal Of Honor 1861-1865, Class I, West Virginia Cavalry Volunteers Hold presenting age-related soiling and crackingIn bronze, impressed "JOHN GREEN Co I 7th REG CAV VOLs" on the edge, obverse illustrating a figure of Liberty at the right, her arms extended and about to place a wreath on the head of an approaching soldier with her right hand, her left hand holding a scroll and presenting it to the soldier, an eagle perched on a pedestal behind Liberty, with a box of growing cereals behind the soldier, the coat of arms of the state of West Virginia below, flanked by