The blade rises up to form an integral crossguard that is stamped with a partial crown mark on its reverse
Knickmann returned to combat duty with Infanterie-Regiment 501 (embedded with 290
adorned by a detailed Austrian crown in addition to green enameled laurels
obverse illustrating a u-boat at sea with its crew standing on the deck
United States. An 1898-99 State of Colorado Spanish-American War Medal to Harry Briggs Buy Now The blade rises up toIn bronze, reverse engraved HARRY BRIGGS, measures 38. 4 mm (w) x 44. 8 mm (h), with original ribbon and clasp, light wear, suspension has been re affixed, in near very fine condition. Footnote: Harry Briggs, of Pueblo, Colorado was a private in Company C of the Second Infantry Regiment. Following the calling up of volunteers, the company was selected as one for active service, and on May 1, 1898 was mustered into United States service as Company C of