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“United States Military Academy Sesquicentennial” Medallion

Laura Gardin Fraser

“United States Military Academy Sesquicentennial” Medallion

1952

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“United States Military Academy Sesquicentennial” Medallion

Laura Gardin Fraser

“United States Military Academy Sesquicentennial” Medallion

Laura Gardin Fraser

“United States Military Academy Sesquicentennial” Medallion

1952

Physical Qualities Bronze, 3 x 1/2 in. (7.6 x 1.3 cm)
Credit Line Gift of Major General Frederick A. Irving
Object Number 1952.114

Inscribed: Obverse: WEST POINT / DUTY HONOR COUNTRY / WEST POINT MDCCCII U.S.M.A." Reverse: UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY / 1802 1952 / SESQUICENTENNIAL (c) / [signed] LCF / SC"

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