Crimea, French copy of the British Issue, by Eugene Falot, 4 clasps, Sebastopol, Azoff, Kinburn, Balaklava, unnamed, clasps loose and the Kinburn a later copy, extremely fine; together with original Certificat de Présence soul les Drapeaux, 20 February 1856 Chasseur Nicolas Antoine Michel Commot 6e Battalion de Chasseurs à pied; also with a pair of original documents named to Sergeant 1re Classe Etienne Leroy, 4e Bataillon de Chasseurs à Pied, comprising Certificat de Bonne Conduite and Congé de Liberation, some repaired, generally fair condition (4) Chasseur Commot served in the Crimea and Sergeant Leroy, enlisted in 4th 50e Regiment de Ligne, transferring into the4e Bataillon de Chasseurs à pied January 1854, he served in Africa 1853-55.

Estimate: GBP 250 - 300