A Gold Sons Of The Revolution Medal To Grandson Of Major General Arthur St. Clair United Republic of A I Class Sash Badge

A I Class Sash Badge of the Iron Crown

Instituted 24 June 1906 by Prince Leopold IV

surrounded by a ring of red enamels inscribed “Patriae ac Humanitati” (Latin - Country and Humanity)

The second certificate serves as a memento for Hausse’s term of service in the 1st Company of the Reconnaissance Detachment 4 from October 1

A Gold Sons Of The Revolution Medal To Grandson Of Major General Arthur St. Clair United Republic of A I Class Sash BadgeMulti piece construction, GOLD and blue enamels, weighing 18. 9 grams with the ribbon on, numbered "" and maker marked "BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE" (Philadelphia) on the reverse of the eagle suspension, obverse illustrating a Continental soldier in an oval frame, overlaying a navy blue scalloped base and designed to be surrounded by thirteen raised gold stars, reverse illustrating the right facing bust of George Washington surrounded by the inscription