1893 NEW YORK DAY AT GETTYSBURG SOUVENIR MEDAL

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Item Code: 1054-350

The dedication of the New York monument in honor of its troops at Gettysburg took place on July 2, 1893, titled “New York Day.” This is a small pin back medal from the occasion. From a bronze top bar with a simple floral design hangs a red, white and blue ribbon with “New York Day – Gettysburg July 1,2,3 1893 printed on it in gold. A small white metal planchet hangs from this by a twisted wire with the NY state monument on it surrounded by the words, “In memory of our noble dead.” The monument is inscribed with the names of the officers killed in the battle: 82 of them. Another 912 enlisted men were killed. Slightly over 4,000 officers and enlisted men were wounded.

The silver wash on the planchet shows rubbing and the bottom fold of the ribbon around the suspension wire shows some wear, but the medal displays well and would complement a NY veterans’ collection.  [SR]

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