France, Napoleon Iii Kingdom. A Medaille De Crimee, Traktir Bar United Republic of Naval Officer Corps 1879-1900

Naval Officer Corps 1879-1900

They became extremely popular and fashionable

Burnet is buried in Bourlon Wood Cemetery

name inscribed in handwritten black ink "Raff" on the right side near the front

Thereafter she joined the Channel Fleet and

France, Napoleon Iii Kingdom. A Medaille De Crimee, Traktir Bar United Republic of Naval Officer Corps 1879-1900A British Issued silver Crimea Medal, unnamed as issued, with French made silver Traktir Campaign clasp, on period ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The Crimea Medals issued to members of allied French forces were often issued with unofficial French bars: Traktir, Tchernaia, Mer d'Azoff, and Malakof, in addition to the five British clasps: Alma, Inkerman, Azoff, Balaklava and Sebastopol. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert Goodwin Collection",