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United States. A Columbian World Exposition Administration Building Table Medal, 1893 Archive as Clark had been "wounded

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as Clark had been "wounded in (the) right forearm from shrapnel causing injury to the medial nerve and severing of flexor tendons of (the) fingers

as he was currently assigned as a Radio and Telephone Orderly

While these badges were unofficial

one with a vertical pinback

In the battle that followed in the Saale Valley

United States. A Columbian World Exposition Administration Building Table Medal, 1893 Archive as Clark had been "woundedComprised of solid silver, the obverse bears a high relief bust of Columbus with the inscription COLUMBUS from 1 to 3 oclock near the outer edge, the rim of the medal is surrounded by a copper gilt ring with bears a blue enamelled edge on the obverse side denoting a repeated floral pattern, the reverse shows the administration building of the Worlds Columbian Exposition of 1893 with the surrounding inscription WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION and in the

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