United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal 1854-1856, 82Nd Regiment Of Foot (Prince Of Wales's Volunteers) Hold signed by the Lieutenant General

signed by the Lieutenant General and Division Commander

enameled HJ insignia on a silvered bronze base

raised wooden platform in the centre screwed in place and mounted to a pair of tubular supports

His father was a Public Assistance Officer in his civilian life and he had one brother

he was sent to Greenland on a surveying expedition from 1863 to 1864 and published a report about his findings

United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal 1854-1856, 82Nd Regiment Of Foot (Prince Of Wales's Volunteers) Hold signed by the Lieutenant GeneralGreat Britain; 1 Clasp SEBASTOPOL (ROBt WILSON 82nd REGt.) Naming is officially impressed. Replacement ribbon, edge nicks, contact marks, lacquered at one time, which is now wearing off, fine. Accompanied by copies of his Medal Rolls from the National Archives confirming his award of the Crimea Medal and the Sebastopol Clasp. Footnote: 3111 Private Robert Wilson served with the 82nd Regiment of Foot (Prince of Wales's Volunteers) at Sebastopol during