Wartime Collectables
Military Antiques & Vintage Toys

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Ohio Civil War Service medal to KIA
Excellent condition Ohio medal officially named to Joseph Frith of Co. D, 134th Ohio.  With excellent research.  Frith served from 1861 with the 134th and in 1864 was killed in action while attached to Blazers Scouts.
$450.00

The Thirty-fourth Ohio Infantry, under Col. A. Sanders Piatt, was organized at Camps Lucas July-Sept. 14, 1861.  Joseph Frith enlisted in July and served with the unit throughout its campaigns.  He joined the little known but much respected Blazer’s Independent Scouts and it was with that unit that he lost his life in 1864.
From Broom of Destruction: Captain Blazer’s Scouts By Darl L. Stephenson
At Covington in Southwest Virginia, the eighty scouts took on the brigade of William “Mudwall” Jackson. The eighty scouts dismounted, waded Jackson River and pushed the rebels through the town. Fighting for two hours and running low on ammunition, they were forced back through Covington, where two scouts were cut off and captured. Another scout, Joseph Frith of the 34th Ohio was mortally wounded.


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