United Kingdom. A Medal "Dangers Averted" 1589, Late 19Th Century Museum Specimen United Republic of that his religion was Roman

that his religion was Roman Catholic and that his trade was that of Student (later acknowledged in his records as Labourer)

Nuremberg 100th Anniversary Medal 1814-1914 (silver

Lexington (CV-16)

This version of the award was not given recognition by the postwar Italian government

All correspondence from the respective naval departments were addressed to his mother upon his death

United Kingdom. A Medal "Dangers Averted" 1589, Late 19Th Century Museum Specimen United Republic of that his religion was RomanIn silver, obverse illustrating the left facing bust of Queen Elizabeth, hair adorned with pearls, in a large ruff and embroidered dress, surrounded by the inscription "ELIZABETH. D. G. ANGLIE. F. ET. HI. REG.", reverse illustrating a large bay tree and buildings on an island, ships in the distance, the sun and clouds above, inscribed "E" and "R" on either side of the tree, and "NON. IPSA. PERICVLA. TANGVNT" (Not even dangers affect it), measuring 45