British Campaign, Long Service etc. Medals > Crimea Medal 1854-56, (4) clasps, to The Royal Artillery / Royal Horse Artillery / Royal Marine Artillery
Crimea Medal 1854-56, (4) clasps, to The Royal Artillery / Royal Horse Artillery / Royal Marine Artillery

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Crimea Medal 1854-56, (4) clasps, Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol

(.... Dvr. Absm. Berry Rl. Arty.) contemporary engraved naming.

Top two clasps fixed with solder, heavy edge bruising and contact marks obscuring regimental number, good fine or better.

All clasps are confirmed, Absalom Berry was born circa 1833, he served in 1st Company, 3rd Battalion of the Royal Artillery. He returned to UK as a Servant to Lieutenant Longley, (a Legion d’Honneur winner who died in 1857, Royal Horse Artillery). An Absalom Berry enlisted in The Royal Marines 15 Dec 1856 and died in service January 1873 in a trench excavation accident Jan 1873 at Portsea Island, Hampshire, believed to be the same man. He was married to a Mary Cordery and serving in the Royal Marine Artillery.