leaving the overlapping areas underneath each medal with their original tones
Cased - Magnetic
he was discharged on October 10th to duty at the Canadian Casualty Assembly Centre
slightly arched for the contour of the wearer's breast
1944 during the Battle of Caen when a Royal Navy naval artillery barrage fired by HMS Rodney hit his divisional command post
United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal to William Dickens, 5th Battalion, Land Transport Corps United Republic of leaving the overlapping areas underneathInstituted on December 15, 1854. A silver medal, obverse featuring the left facing effigy of Queen Victoria surrounded by the inscription VICTORIA REGINA, reverse presents the winged figure of victory placing a wreath crown on a soldiers head, with the inscription CRIMEA vertically on the left side of the medal, suspended by a scroll suspension, rim has been regimentally impressed 108 WILLIAM. DICKENS. 5 BATTN. L. T. CORPS., full size, accompanied by