Original U.S. WWI China Marine Named Good Conduct Medal - Raymond Laughlin 1927-1931 US Civil War This particular example does not

This particular example does not have the expected French engravings of Arsenal and date of issue usually found on the back of the back of the blade spine

now under command of Lieutenant Colonel Philip Hicks (an officer of the regiment who would serve with distinction in the war)

This rifle would appear to be one of those rifles made in Belgium for the British

and a percussion shell weighing 2 pounds

the Poor of the said town of Dighten

Original U.S. WWI China Marine Named Good Conduct Medal - Raymond Laughlin 1927-1931 US Civil War This particular example does notOriginal Items: One of a kind Collection. United States Marine Corps Service Member Raymond Laughlin served during interwar years with the Marine Corps in China. This is his named original USMC Good Conduct Medal engraved on the medal: No. 89464 Raymond Laughlin 3rd Enlistment 1927 1933 Included with the medal are two passenger lists from the USS THOMAS that name Raymond Laughlin. The first list is dated January 1925 from San Francisco to Manila and