United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal with Sebastopol Clasp Newly Listed and are secured together with

and are secured together with a single magnetic metal rivet

18 mm (w) x 31

(55823 PTE

1937 and signed in black ink by Oberleutnant (first lieutenant) and adjutant Schmidt

United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal with Sebastopol Clasp Newly Listed and are secured together withInstituted on December 15, 1854. A silver medal, obverse featuring the left facing effigy of Queen Victoria surrounded by the inscription VICTORIA REGINA, reverse presents the winged figure of victory placing a wreath crown on a soldiers head, with the inscription CRIMEA vertically on the left side of the medal, suspended by a scroll suspension, unnamed, measures full size, accompanied by ribbon and SEBASTOPOL clasp, dark patina, notable contact marks