letters confirming his death and various correspendence between his mother and Ottawa
he crossed enemy lines at 21
inside the wreath a belt bearing “WATERLOO INFANTRY”
During the war with Austria he took part in the battle of Königgrätz and received the Order of the Red Eagle 4th Class with Swords
embroidery flaw on the "T")
An American Navy Civil War Campaign Medal To Uss Sabine, North Carolina And Virginia Hold letters confirming his death andBronze, number impressed "1012" and hand engraved "E. O. LAW STEWARD" to the left and "SABINE VIRGINIA" to right of the numbering, 33 mm, original ribbon with brooch pinback, extremely fine. In its cardboard box of issue, marked "CIVIL WAR" on the lid, maker marked "THE BAILEY, BANKS AND BIDDLE CO. PHILADELPHIA" on the underside of the lid, edge wear, box very fine. Accompanied by six pages with copies of his Enlistment and Medal Issue Records.