United States. A West Indies Naval Campaign Medal to Leading Seaman James Abbott, U.S.S. Massachusetts Archive including losing his way and

including losing his way and landing in Dunkirk (July 12th)

including four various Sudeten German Day badges

Footnote: The Commemorative Medal for Operations Abroad was instituted on September 26

mounted as worn on original sash ribbon

the reverse with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and maker code “M1/8” for Ferdinand Wagner

United States. A West Indies Naval Campaign Medal to Leading Seaman James Abbott, U.S.S. Massachusetts Archive including losing his way and(JAMES ABBOTT, LDS.), 4 Clasps SANTIAGO (all four). In bronze, the recipient's name is officially engraved on the edge, each SANTIAGO clasp is engraved with a date on the reverse (JUNE 6., JUNE 16., JULY 2., JULY 4. respectively), measuring 38. 5 mm in diameter, suspended from a 40 mm (w) x 8. 5 mm (h) bar hanger (brooch) inscribed "U. S. S. MASSACHUSETTS" with pinback, spotting, very light contact, replacement ribbon, near extremely fine. Footnotes: