United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal, Royal Artillery Hold 1899 in Berlin

1899 in Berlin

A total of 3253 were awarded in Gold and 4815 were awarded in gilded silver

he trained Swedish soldiers in modern ski technology during the Second World War and also carried out secret surveillance mission on skis in the area around Narvik in April 1940

including German and two Italian composers

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United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal, Royal Artillery Hold 1899 in BerlinInstituted December 15, 1854. In silver, full size, rim period regimentally impressed J. HEAL. GR. & FR. 3RD BTN. RL. ARTY., with SEBASTOPOL and INKERMANN clasps, worn on original ribbon, notable contact marks and edge bruises, SEBASTOPOL clasp edge broken (not secured to ribbon), in near very fine condition.