An 1896 Sea Gallantry Medal For Steamship Aidar Rescue GTRexclude she was seized and served

she was seized and served as a United States Navy troop transport until she was decommissioned and turned over to the United States Shipping Board

020 mm long Parade Belt

to drill the men and send them down to be enrolled with any regiment that was recruiting at the time

along with a unidentified fourth pin

A NSDAP Long Service Award for 10 Years Service - in bronzed aluminum

An 1896 Sea Gallantry Medal For Steamship Aidar Rescue GTRexclude she was seized and servedAn 1896 Sea Gallantry Medal for Steamship Aidar Rescue Victoria, edge engraved: ARTHUR B. CROSSE. WRECK OF THE AIDAR ON THE 19TH JANUARY 1896. Silver, 58mm, very fine. Footnote: Arthur B. Crosse, Second Mate, is confirmed for the Silver Medal for Gallantry and binocular glasses. For rescuing passengers and crew of the steamship Aidar of Liverpool, which foundered during a storm in the Mediterranean, Rescue effected with much difficulty and risk.