United States. A Society Of Daughters Of Colonial Wars Medal In Gold To Harriet Vaughn Rigdon Newly Listed It was originally instituted by

It was originally instituted by King Henry IV after he seized the throne from Richard II

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United States. A Society Of Daughters Of Colonial Wars Medal In Gold To Harriet Vaughn Rigdon Newly Listed It was originally instituted byGold Gilt circular medal with the Union Flag in centre with blue, red and white enamel crest on obverse encircled by society of daughters of colonial wars. Reverse bearing 308, Harriet Vaughn Rigdon, 1930. Gold Tudor Rose Suspension (official logo of society). Measuring: 25. 56mm (w) x 37. 80mm (h) (to top of Tudor Rose Suspension). Weighing in at 12. 7 grams, original ribbon. Footnote: Harriet Louise Vaughn Rigdon was born January 16, 1880 in Chicago