United States. A National Society Medal- Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims Gold Medal, for Sir George Calvert by J.E Caldwell visually-hidden Schlageter became infamous for persecuting

Schlageter became infamous for persecuting local people and for terrorist actions against both Poles and Germans whom he and his group perceived as opposing his cause

Accompanied by its Award Document with White's citation

Finely produced in gold and enamels

measuring 80 mm (w) x 106 mm (h) when folded

It was called "hitting the silk"

United States. A National Society Medal- Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims Gold Medal, for Sir George Calvert by J.E Caldwell visually-hidden Schlageter became infamous for persecutingGold gilt medal with gold bearing man and women on obverse with blue enamel and gold wreath encircling. Reverse bearing J. E Caldwell, Gold Filled. Measuring at 26. 78mm (w) x 34. 0mm (h) and weighing at 13. 8 grams. Suspended from bronze horizontal pin back bearing Sir George Calvert. Original ribbon; accompanied by a miniature with blue enamels and reverse bearing J. E Caldwell, Gold Filled, measuring at 12. 0mm (w) x 17. 7mm (h) and weighing 3. 7