Turkish Crimea Medal 1855-1856 (4663
1917) and four blue Service Chevrons
illustrating Baker in uniform wearing his pith helmet bearing the 60th Coast Artillery insignia
Type II (1916-1947)
“Opferring” has a double meaning in the German language - it could mean “sacrifice” or “victim”
India, British Protectorate. A Katar, C.1870 Auction Archive Turkish Crimea Medal 1855-1856 (4663This unique design of katar or Katara, it is made out of iron with a single mould casting, its blade is joined to a handle in a U shape, with hilt comprising two parallel bars connected by two cross pieces, featuring its characteristic H shape which serves as the handle, with double edged triangular steel blade, magnetic, with semi sharp edges and having a dull tip, measuring approximately 85 mm wide x 430 mm in length, exhibiting severe general