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AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 CPL. R. BURNETT. 1st COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or wounding at the Battle of Inkermann.

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AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 CPL. R. BURNETT. 1st COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or wounding at the Battle of Inkermann. AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 CPL. R. BURNETT. 1st COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or wounding at the Battle of Inkermann. AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 CPL. R. BURNETT. 1st COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or wounding at the Battle of Inkermann. AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 CPL. R. BURNETT. 1st COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or wounding at the Battle of Inkermann.














AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL.
To:
4009 CPL R. BURNETT
1st COLDSTREAM GDs




AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 CPL. R. BURNETT. 1st COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or wounding at the Battle of Inkermann. Robert Burnett died on the 18th February 1855 probably due to dysentery or the results of wounding at the Battle of Inkermann. As with many casualties Burnett is not on the official casualty roll but is listed as 'died' on the Sebastopol clasp roll.

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CORPl. R. BURNETT. COLDSTREAM GDs

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AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 CPL. R. BURNETT. 1st COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or wounding at the Battle of Inkermann. With complete medal rolls confirming the four clasps.

An excellent medal to one of THE most desirable units in the entire British army. The medal is in about EF condition with it's original 'watered' silk and cotton ribbon.

£1995. With part exchanges welcome.

AN EXCELLENT

AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 CPL. R. BURNETT. 1st COLDSTREAM GUARDS. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or wounding at the Battle of Inkermann.
£1995

AN EXCELLENT "CASUALTY" FOUR CLASP CRIMEA MEDAL. To: 4009 Corporal R. Burnett. 1st Coldstream Guards. Died 18th February 1855, probably due to dysentery or the results of wounding at the Battle of Inkermann.