United States. A Sons And Daughters Of The Pilgrims Gold Medal, For Harriet Vaughn Rigdon GTRexclude Allied losses in the battle

Allied losses in the battle were at a rate higher than that experienced at Guadalcanal

A set of Golden Party Badges matched to the same recipient

1941 and is signed in black ink by a Captain Lieutenant

with sixteen red glass cabochons

making this rare

United States. A Sons And Daughters Of The Pilgrims Gold Medal, For Harriet Vaughn Rigdon GTRexclude Allied losses in the battleIn 14k Gold gilt medal with gold bearing man and women on obverse with blue enamel and gold wreath encircling. Reverse bearing Harriet Vaughn Ridgon Natl No. 5679. Measuring at 26. 84mm (w) x 32. 38mm (h) and weighing at 13. 8 grams. Suspended from bronze horizontal pin back bearing Illinois. Original ribbon. Footnote: Harriet Louise Vaughn Rigdon was born January 16, 1880 in Chicago Illinois, USA and died in Saguenay Lac Saint Jean Region Quebec,