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1864 in which black USCT troops and white officers were alleged by some to have been slaughtered after Fort Pillow had been conquered
consisting of a stylized Croatian trefoil with white enamels
in order to attend a course of instruction at the Federal Telephone Company in Newark
unmarked however exhibiting the manufacturing characteristics
since 1933 it has been maintained by the National Park Service
Canada. A Memorial Cross To Cpl Walter Hagar, Veterans Guard Of Canada, 1945. certificate_of_authenticity 1864 in which black USCTMemorial Cross, George VI (D. 11067 CPL. W. HAGAR) naming officially engraved, marked R STERLING on reverse, suspension bar with pinback, engraved Walter. on obverse, dark patina, surface contact on reverse, extremely fine condition. Mounted on velvet covered hard base and accompanied by original notice card in plastic casing. Footnote: Walter Hagar was born on June 8 1889, and was married to his wife Rose prior to enlisting for the First World War on
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