A Mint Cased Iron Cross First Class by Klein & Quenzer - Magnetic/iron core
and sent to Military School
29th Waterloo Regiment (bronze
the reference was to his service with the Imperial Forces)
Footnote: Our team of researchers was unable to find significant records for what “MGV” stands for
United States. A Sons Of The Revolution Membership Badge, Named To David Banks Plum Of Troy, New York Newly Listed A Mint Cased Iron CrossIn gold with blue enamels, engraved in running script ""David B. Plum."" opposite ""Troy No. 87"" and dated ""1895"" on the reverse, maker marked ""THE BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE PHILA."" and dated ""1866"" on the reverse of the eagle suspension, original ribbon with pinback hanger inscribed ""FIFTY YEARS"", intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The Sons of the Revolution was founded in 1876 by members of the Society of the Cincinnati, wishing to