A Mexican Border & First War Purple Heart Group To Corporal Harold H. Gordon certificate_of_authenticity where it surrendered to US

where it surrendered to US Forces in May of 1945

over 95% of silver wash remains

Die stamped tombac

with many public records and documents of various descriptions being lost

He was eight when his family moved to Niagara Falls

A Mexican Border & First War Purple Heart Group To Corporal Harold H. Gordon certificate_of_authenticity where it surrendered to USPurple Heart (two piece construction, bronze gilt and enamels, number impressed "58373" on the edge, engraved "HAROLD H. GORDON" on the reverse, 34. 7 mm x 42. 7 mm, original ribbon with brooch pinback); Mexican Border Service Medal (bronze, number impressed "8263" on the edge, 32 mm, frayed original ribbon); and First World War Victory Medal, 3 Clasps DEFENSIVE SECTOR, YPRES LYS, SOMME OFFENSIVE (bronze, 36. 2 mm, original ribbon with brooch