Naval Long Service And Good Conduct Medal Auction Archive inscribed on the reverse "AWARDED

inscribed on the reverse "AWARDED TO" and "FOR AID RAID SERVICES" with the name "MISS BETTY RANDALL" engraved in between

Lieutenant-Colonel

hardy worn

Busk did translate into English Professor Schaaffhausen's detailed description of a cranium discovered in the Neander Valley in 1857

Naval Long Service And Good Conduct Medal Auction Archive inscribed on the reverse "AWARDEDVictoria, wide suspender, officially engraved to "FRED R. NANSCAWEN CARPNTRS MATE H. MS. INDUS 21 YRS". The medal is in nearly extremely fine condition. Born in Cornwall in 1826, Frederick H. Nanscawen, served on many ships throughout his 21 year service including, HMS Queen, Industrious, Conquerer, Galatea, and Favorite. Beginning his service in July 1852 and finishing in February of 1872, Frederick was primarily a carpenters mate throughout his