This leather case, lined with silk, is believed to have originally housed Michael Dougherty’s 1897 Medal of Honor. Dougherty (1844–1930). The exterior shows significant wear, with visible discoloration and scuffing. The interior silk lining is heavily stained and shows signs of age-related deterioration, particularly at the edges.
This medal was awarded to Michael Dougherty for Bravery in Battle. The reverse side lists three locations—Cedar Creek, Winchester, and Jefferson, Virginia—and their respective dates, acknowledging Dougherty's involvement in those battles. It also recognizes his 23 months spent in Southern prisons during the Civil War. The front side of the medal bears Dougherty's name and commemorates his service with Company B, 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
The medal was presented by Colonel M. Kerwin, who later became a Brigadier General in the Fenian Brotherhood, explaining the different titles used for him in related documents
An invitation from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tracy inviting Mr. Joseph John Korz to attend the wedding of their daughter Winifred Virginia. The service is detailed as taking place at Bristol Methodist Church and the reception at the Penn Manor Club.
A letter and certificate awarding Joseph J. Korz the Elk of the Year Award from the Grand Lodge Order of the Elks in Bristol, PA for 1963-1964. The box also includes newpaper clippings regarding the award.
