A Crimean War Distinguished Conduct Medal To The 13Th Foot Hold with a silvered metal receiver

with a silvered metal receiver sewn in place at the opposite end

flying Wellington bombers over Libya in 1940 before health problems forced him out of the RAF

An eight pointed star with the top ray removed and replaced with Queen Victoria's Crown

reinforced mesh backers

it was made clear by the Navy that the U

A Crimean War Distinguished Conduct Medal To The 13Th Foot Hold with a silvered metal receiverA Crimean War Distinguished Conduct Medal to the 13th Foot 1st Type obverse, Victoria. (P. O. CALLAGHAN HMs 13th Light Infantry). Naming is engraved in a combination of italic capitals and running script, inverted. Minor contact marks, bruised, very fine. Footnote: 1255 Sergeant Major Patrick Callaghan was with the 13th (1st Somersetshire) (Prince Albert's Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot. In 1854, the regiment was brought to full strength and by June