round silver medal with profile portrait of Grover Cleveland, verso: image of men coming onto shore with surrounding text: "COLUMBUS DISCOVERING AMERICA, 1492" attached red, white, and blue ribbon, front has image of eagle and stars with text: 'E. PLURIBUS UNUM' and outer text: 'INAUGURATION WASHINGTON 1893" back: handwritten in pencil on back July 13, 1938; decorative metal pin with clasp "SOUVENIR' inscribed

Round gold medal with dented sides, winged foot with laurel and text: 'NYAC', verso: '70TH GAMES, TRAVERS ISLAND, 1903, RUNNING, HIGH JUMP, JUNE 6TH, W.W.F. IRWIN, NYU, attached red and white ribbon with metal clasp

round medal with profile portrait of David J. Palmer, verso: "COMMANDER IN CHIEF'S STAFF, WASHINGTON D.C., G.A.R. 50th ANNIVERSARY OF GRAND REVIEW 1865-1915, attached yellow ribbon with text STAFF 49TH ENCAMPMENT with decorative metal clasp with eagle crest and text: E. PLURIEUS UNUM, back states: J.K. DAVISON, PHILA.

round medal with allegorical female profile portrait with surrounding text: TO MAKE THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY, WE ARE ONE, verso: center image of pilgrim and native with text: NEW NETHERLAND FOUNDED 1614, outward text: TO HONOR AND WELCOME THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE COMMISSION, SPET. 1917, attached red and white ribbon with metal clasp with COMMISSION written on front

round medal with soldiers and battleship with text: EUROPEAN, AFRICAN, MIDDLE EASTERN CAMPAIGN; verso: eagle with UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1941-1945, attached brown, green, white, red, blue, and black striped ribbon with metal clasp

round medal with a solider in regalia and with a rifle being followed by an allegorical figure on the battlefield, verso: laurel wreath with banners listing countries: Belgium, Itay, Siberia, France, Germany, and Russia; text in center: FOR SERVICE 1917-1919 PRESENTED BY THE STATE OF NEW YORK with crest; attached blue and white ribbon with metal clasp

four medals vertically attached to yellow ribbon, top medal: eagle with wings spread, perched on crossed canons, verso: metal clasp; 2nd from top medal: G.A.R. insignia, additional text: GOLDEN JUBILEE 50TH NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT, crossed American flags with text REPRESENTATIVE; 3rd from top medal, red heart in center with text HEART OF AMERICA, backing scroll states KANSAS CITY, with a train and 1866-1916; bottom medal round, profile portrait of "ELIAS R. MONFORT COMMANDER IN CHIEF G.A.R., verso: Bastian Bros., Co., Rochester, NY, attached to yellow ribbon maybe cut/frayed

round medal with profile portrait of LEWIS STEPHEN PILCHER, verso: laurel wreath, text: COMMANDER IN CHEIF GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, 1922, attached yellow ribbon iwth decorative metal clasp stating REPRESENTATIVE with hanging medal of an eagle and crest with text: 56TH NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT DES MOINES, IOWA, 1922, G.A.R.

round medal with 3/4 portrait (Samuel Pierce?), verso: text stating 48th ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT DEPT. COMMANDER, DEPT. G.A.R. ROCHESTER N.Y., JUNE 9-11TH, 1914SAMUEL C. PIERCE, DEPT. COMMANDER, attached red ribbon with REPRESENTATIVE text and attached decorative metal clasp

shield shaped medal, front white star with native man's profile portrait with headdress, circle in background with 1917, 1918, 1919 with SECOND DIVISON REGULARS surrounding, verso: center lists: TOULON-TROYON, CHATEAU-THIERRY, SOISSONS, MARBACHE, ST. MIHIEL, BLANC-MONT, MEUSE-ARGONNE, with copywrite symbol, top inscription "JAMES G. HARBORO", with outskirt text: FOR HONORABLE SERVICE INT EH SECOND DVISION REGULAR A.E.F., attached red, white, and blue ribbon with metal clasp