United Kingdom. A Crimea Campaign Medal, Captain S. Morris, Grenadier Guards Auction the raised midribs of the

the raised midribs of the leaves in rolled gold-coloured bullion wire in a twisted pattern

maker marked Godet Berlin and 938 silver

and this particular type of smoky quartz was only found in the Cairngorm mountain range of Scotland

contact and surface wear on the reverse

the obverse centerpiece bearing a figure of St George on horseback slaying the dragon within a ring with beaded borders

United Kingdom. A Crimea Campaign Medal, Captain S. Morris, Grenadier Guards Auction the raised midribs of theA Crimean Campaign Medal (Instituted December 15th, 1854). Consisting of a round silver medal, suspended from a single toe clasp suspension with a Sebastopol campaign bar from its period original ribbon, the obverse with a leftward facing effigy of Queen Victoria, circumscribed Victoria Regina in capital letters, the reverse depicting a standing Roman warrior about to received a laurel crown from a flying figure of victoria along with the word Crimea