Imperial Badge For Naval Observers - Prinzen Size Archive worked unceasingly in dressing and

worked unceasingly in dressing and caring for the wounded

in so called “Prinzen Size”

He ceased to be attached to the CCD and was struck off strength at Buxton for Canada

Baring joined his Battalion in 1854 on the way to the Crimea at Malta and it was here that he was employed as a Battalion Instructor on the new weapon

Imperial Badge For Naval Observers - Prinzen Size Archive worked unceasingly in dressing andImperial Badge for Naval Observers, in so called Prinzen Size, in fire gilded tombac, 31. 0mm (width) x 47. 28mm(height), weighs 14. 0 grams, with Meybauer, Berlin makers mark on reverse, with typical pin set up by this maker on reverse, in hardly worn, in extremely fine condition and very rare.