United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal with Sebastopol Clasp Newly Listed 1937 and signed in black

1937 and signed in black ink by Oberleutnant (first lieutenant) and adjutant Schmidt

arriving in the United Kingdom the next day

18 General Hospital on April 22nd

and are secured together with a single magnetic metal rivet

the belt securing the matching magnetic receiving clip and terminating on the reverse on the left side

United Kingdom. A Crimea Medal with Sebastopol Clasp Newly Listed 1937 and signed in blackInstituted 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, unnamed, measures full size, accompanied by ribbon and SEBASTOPOL clasp, dark patina, notable contact marks