Rare 1930 Sterling Silver Enamel OUAM Sons & Daughters of Liberty Nativist Medal

Here is a very rare Nativist award given to Ex National Counsel member Ethel H. Marsh at their 1930 Atlantic City convention. The organization, The Sons and Daughters of Liberty, is a Nativist Fraternal Organization formed in the 1870s as a ladies auxiliary to the Order of United American Mechanics (OUAM).

The award is 100% solid sterling silver with exquisite detail, and unlike most of these awards, the flag is also sterling silver with guilloche enamel red stripes and a blue enamel field of stars. It is in excellent condition, personalized on back, and retaining a beautiful patina.

Each individual piece is marked Silver on back, and the large seal is marked with the Daughters of America logo on back. This organization is NOT affiliated with the Revolutionary War period Boston Tea Party group. Please review the photos for a complete description. All photographs are part of the description.

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