United States. A Spanish-American War Group, To Private (Later Corporal) Eugene Small Munden, United States Marine Corps Archive marked "GOLD FILLED STERLING BASE

marked "GOLD FILLED STERLING BASE GOLD SEAL"

and that the level of hearing in his left ear was "5/20"

interlaced with gold-coloured threading giving definition to the wings

to unlock the scabbard from the dagger

United States. A Spanish-American War Group, To Private (Later Corporal) Eugene Small Munden, United States Marine Corps Archive marked "GOLD FILLED STERLING BASEMarine Corps Spanish Campaign Medal (in bronze, number impressed "583" on the edge, measuring 33 mm in diameter, frayed original ribbon with brooch pinback); West Indies Naval Campaign Medal (AKA Sampson Medal), 2 Clasps CIENFUEGOS, CASILDA (in bronze, hand engraved "EUGENE S. MUNDEN PVTE. U. S. M. C." on the edge, obverse illustrating the left facing bust of Rear Admiral William T. Sampson, inscribed "U. S. NAVAL CAMPAIGN WEST INDIES 1898" above,