A Crimean War Distinguished Conduct Medal To The 13Th Foot Hold with a silvered metal receiver

with a silvered metal receiver sewn in place at the opposite end

with a case of "Vincent's Angina" (AKA trench mouth

flying Wellington bombers over Libya in 1940 before health problems forced him out of the RAF

The belt has a tab with a hole at one end

He died March 13

A Crimean War Distinguished Conduct Medal To The 13Th Foot Hold with a silvered metal receiverA Crimean War Distinguished Conduct Medal to the 13th Foot 1st Type obverse, Victoria. (P. O. CALLAGHAN HMs 13th Light Infantry). Naming is engraved in a combination of italic capitals and running script, inverted. Minor contact marks, bruised, very fine. Footnote: 1255 Sergeant Major Patrick Callaghan was with the 13th (1st Somersetshire) (Prince Albert's Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot. In 1854, the regiment was brought to full strength and by June