United States. A Hereditary Order Of Descendants Of Colonial Governors Membership Badge, C.1896 Auction he came "under fire with

he came "under fire with [a] convoy when attacked on February 2

and Belgian First War Medal

when Allied forces defeated Napoleon

for the above cited deeds in October 1917 and was discharged at Montreal in May 1919

United States. A Hereditary Order Of Descendants Of Colonial Governors Membership Badge, C.1896 Auction he came "under fire withIn Gold with red enamels, weighing 10. 7 grams, obverse with an eight pointed star surmounted by a crown, but missing its red enameled conjoined initials ""CJ"" (Colonial Governors) in the center, reverse maker marked ""BB&B"" (Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia), hand engraved ""778 50"" and engraved in running script ""Gail A. Treat. First member in New Jersey First Chairman in New Jersey, and organizer of New Jersey Chapter 1896."", measuring 32