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Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class
Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class
Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class
Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class
Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class
Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class
Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class
Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class

Pre WW2 U.S. Navy Good Conduct Medal Group to a Turret Captain First Class

$ 25.87

Availability: 63 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Modified Item: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    This is a Pre-WW2 United States Navy Good Conduct medal group.  It has the Navy Good Conduct medal, but is missing the brooch.  It does have the original ribbon drape, but the ribbon is worn at the side near the bottom ribbon holder.  The planchet is in very good condition, and the reverse is officially engraved "WILLIAM/ALLEN/WATKINS/1934".  The group includes the Navy China Service medal, which has the original crimp brooch and ribbon drape.  The ribbon is soiled and appears dingy.  The planchet is in very good condition.  Also included is the CPO hat badge, which is in the original pin-back style, and is hallmarked on the reverse "GEMSCO/N.Y./ACID TEST", but it appears there is a small portion of the anchor chain that is missing at the bottom.
    This group was awarded to a Turret Captain First Class (TC1c)
    William Allen Watkins
    .  Mr. Watkins first enlisted in the Navy in January of 1930 and served until 1945, when he was honorably discharged.  US Navy muster roll files show him aboard the USS Savannah, in June and September of 1939, and I will include a copy of both muster roll documents to the winning bidder.