in the name of the President of the United States and by direction of the Secretary of the Navy
original ribbon suspended from a hanger bearing oak leaves and acorns with pinback
he was at HMS Concord and was discharged from service in 1925
accompanied by a non-magnetic metal chain with a spring clip and a fob consisting of a rayon-blended ribbon with silver fixtures with a content mark of “800”
Commemorative badge of the 42nd (Devil
Italy, Kingdom. An Order Of The Crown In Gold, Commander With Case, C.1925 United Republic of in the name of theGold with blue, white, red, green and black enamels, weighing 16. 7 grams, unmarked, 50. 5 mm, on a full length neck ribbon, chipping evident on the upper arm and enamel repair on the lower arm on the reverse, better than very fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, violet velvet exterior, cypher of King Victor Emmanuel III on the lid, soiled satin lining on the inside lid and on the recessed medal bed, wear evident on one edge of the velvet exterior,