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Item Code: M25938
The top bar has a relief of Faneuil Hall with a scroll above it that reads “PHILADELPHIA” and one below that reads “MEMBER.”
Suspended from the bar is a red, white and blue ribbon approx. 2.00 x 1.25. Also suspended from the top bar is a white metal Liberty Bell.
The bottom drop consists of a bar with a red, white and blue “GAR” in a wreath flanked by “SEPT. 1899.” At the very bottom is shield with the seal for the city of Philadelphia surmounted by a spread-winged eagle superimposed over crossed enamel colored US and Pennsylvania state flags and the words “33RD NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.” [ad]
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