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CRIMEA 1854-56, one clasp, Sebastopol (William Masters, 2 B. Rifle Brigade), depot impressed naming, suspension refixed, contact wear and edge bruising, good fine

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CRIMEA 1854-56, one clasp, Sebastopol (William Masters, 2 B. Rifle Brigade), depot impressed naming, suspension refixed, contact wear and edge bruising, good fine
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Lot Essay

Private William Masters served in the Crimea from July 1854 until July 1856, initially in Captain Ingliss' Company and latterly on Land Transport duties, appointments that further entitled him to the 'Alma' and 'Inkermann' clasps. Masters also served in the Lucknow operations during the Indian Mutiny.