Korea, Republic. An Order of Diplomatic Service Merit, I Grade Gwanghwa Star GTRexclude Veterans of Foreign Wars Medal

Veterans of Foreign Wars Medal (bronze

the victorious troops at Chateauguay held their existing positions and endured much discomfort for several days before Native forces reported that the Americans were retreating

the ribbon demonstrating one blue stripe denoting one wound sustained by the recipient

Grand Gold Medal and Grand Silver Medal

front cover with the embossed Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ) coat-of-arms

Korea, Republic. An Order of Diplomatic Service Merit, I Grade Gwanghwa Star GTRexclude Veterans of Foreign Wars MedalInstituted July 25, 1963. Type II. I Class. In silver gilt and enamels, featuring one small glass cabochons in the center medallion, (a second cabochon is included in the packaging but removed from the star), reverse offers a vertical pin with pinch clasp, reverse bears the central makers cartouche, measures 66. 3 mm (w) x 66. 5 mm (h), weighs 84. 97 grams, enamels intact, missing two cabochons, remains very fine.