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Some small edge knocks to lowest section of the obverse (Victoria) and some further minor to the reverse visibly to the two o'clock and six o'clock areas, there are some small nicks and gouges particularly to the raised areas of decoration, most noticeably to the cheek area of Victoria and to the neck, there are further light surface scratches to the body of the medal on both sides, an edge knock above the O in Wilkinson where there is a small indent, further very small dents above the O and H of John, above the L in Wilkinson and beneath the N, some further minor nicks to the edges, some toning particularly to the reverse upper section, rubbing and wear to the ribbon clasp and bars.
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There are numerous condition issues with this medal, unofficial naming as stated, we cannot see evidence of a previous naming though there are rubbed lines possibly due to the font which has been used but you must judge this for yourself, we do not guarantee the absence of a prior name, please view or request detailed pictures is necessary, numerous edge knocks to obverse and reverse, rubbing to the raised detail, particularly to the name George of Prince George, numerous deep gouges, smaller nicks, gouges and pitting throughout, this medal is sold as seen and there will be no returns, modern ribbon. A brief piece of research included which lists full name as James Long of British nationality of Private rank and part of the 5th Cavalry Brigade though we cannot confirm these details.
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Erroneous St Vincent clasp as stated, lacking the Syria clasp which service would have merited, edge knock to reverse between two and three o'clock, further minor contact marks to edges with some small dents, nicks and gouges around edges, surface wear including scratches, nicks and gouges, these particularly to the raised surfaces including Victoria's cheek, cannot speak to originality of St Vincent clasp, please judge from images and request additional if necessary.
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There are noticeable surface scratches to the lower obverse of the Crimea medal, all have surface scratches, nicks and some gouges to both sides, some minor edge knocks including to Crimea medal three o'clock, reverse with further small impact marks to edges, a further edge knock to obverse seven o'clock, nine and ten o'clock, edge knock to Turkish Crimea five o'clock and nine/ten o'clock area, obverse some further impact marks and small nicks and gouges to medal edges, edge knocks to Baltic medal obverse three o'clock and ten o'clock and less pronounced three o'clock to reverse, further small impact marks, nicks etc to edges, all with nicks, small gouges, further wear to clasps and bars where applicable. Some wear, loss, discolouration to the surface of the ambrotype. First two pics: Crimea. Second two: Turkish Crimea. Third two: Baltic. Named as seen in pictures, additional images available on www.the-saleroom.com.
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Both medals in poor condition, the Crimea medal has numerous heavy edge knocks to both sides particularly obverse nine o'clock but further to lower section and throughout, heavy surface wear with numerous pronounced nicks and gouges and surface scratches throughout, rubbing to the raised areas and similar heavy wear to medal edge, the Turkish Crimean medal is thinner than is usual, further edge knocks to both sides, similar heavy surface wear and rubbing, the naming is clearly to a C. Preece, similar wear to clasp and bars although with fewer dents, also wear to the painted finish polychrome detail of the truncheon with also surface gouges and nicks, medals sold as seen, request more information and pictures if necessary, there will be no returns on this lot.
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Condition issues throughout, concentrated scratches where the naming would be, no clear visible prior naming but concentration of scratches suggests that name erasure has taken place, numerous edge knocks and further contact marks to edges throughout, deep gouge to Victoria neckline with further scratches, nicks and gouges to raised and flat surfaces throughout, denting to the rear of the clasp and mount further similarly worn.
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Postage of this lot would be £18 + VAT within the UK.
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General wear throughout, particularly to the three WWI trios, all medals with some edge knocks, some quite heavily worn, rubbed, scratched, discoloured, surface nicks, gouges etc, please judge condition from images, request more if necessary, scratches to the edges including named areas, the medals awarded to Raymond Russell particularly heavily worn, the Victory medal with extensive surface wear and loss to detail. Postage of this lot will cost £15 + VAT within the UK.
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All medals worn, particularly the Beresford Victory medal which has loss to the surface finish throughout but in general scratches, nicks, gouges, small dents, some minor edge knocks, etc.
