United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal, To Private Charles Prince, 7Th Regiment Of Foot Auction with single ray cluster slightly

with single ray cluster slightly loose and enamel loss to obverse centre

a 1934-1935 Winterhilfswerk campaign donor’s badge

The tunic closes with dual arrangements of four magnetic metal buttons on each breast flap meeting equal numbers of reinforced buttonholes on the opposite flap

when he was shot through the left foot

where he was named Chief Petty Officer on March 19

United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal, To Private Charles Prince, 7Th Regiment Of Foot Auction with single ray cluster slightlyALMA, INKERMANN, SEBASTOPOL (C. PRINCE. 7th REGt.). Naming is officially impressed in capitals. Edge nicks, bruised, contact marks, original ribbon, very fine. Footnote: 2608 Private Charles Prince, 7th Regiment of Foot is acknowledged as being "deceased" on the roll, as of 1854 or so. The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) was a line infantry regiment of the British Army in continuous existence for 283 years. It was known as the 7th Regiment