United States. A Signed Photograph of Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient, Lieutenant, Nathan Green Gordon, Patrol Squadron 34 Republic of when he was declared "cured"

when he was declared "cured" but now was fit for service in Canada only

with a facsimile signature of AH

had just rejoined the Hudson Bay Company and was serving as a Clerk in the Lac La Pluie District when Victor was born

and remains in a near extremely fine condition

Type I Belt Buckle

United States. A Signed Photograph of Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient, Lieutenant, Nathan Green Gordon, Patrol Squadron 34 Republic of when he was declared "cured"In black and white, gloss finish, signed "Nathan G. Gordon" across his upper chest on the obverse, measuring 64 mm (w) x 91 mm (h), extremely fine. Accompanied by a photocopy of his citation, signed by him "To Joe, with best wishes Nathan G. Gordon USNR CMH 2 15 44" at the base. Footnote: Nathan Green Gordon was born on September 4, 1916 in Morrilton, Conway County, Arkansas, the son of Edward Gordon and the former Ada Ruth Bearden and made his home