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Russia, Imperial. A 1814 Capture Of Paris Campaign Medal United Republic of Baker was drunk while on

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Description

Baker was drunk while on duty and was subsequently tried and sentenced by the Regiment for the violation

Coast Guard Reserve Good Conduct Medal (in bronze

the pinback is missing

where his recent condition was listed as "Poor" and stating that he wished to be sent home to Canada for discharge

Russia, Imperial. A 1814 Capture Of Paris Campaign Medal United Republic of Baker was drunk while onSilver, 28. 5 mm, ring removed and replaced with a hole drilled at the top, bruised, edge nicks, fine. Footnote: The medal was created on August 30, 1814 during the reign of Tsar Alexander I, to commemorate the 1914 campaign and the capture of Paris on March 19, 1814. (C: 41)

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