France Set of Medals & Diplomas of an Infantry Captain (British Crimea Medal with Bar Sebastopol, French Italian Campaign Medal 1860)

FRANCE: Crimean War (1854) and Italian 
Campaign (1859) set of military medals and 
diplomas to a French Captain of the Infantry.  
The set is consisted of:  
- The British Crimean War Medal with the 
Sevastopol clasp.  With its French diploma 
for the medal and the clasp (on behalf of 
Queen Victoria), numbered 86796 and dated 
1856. The diploma is issued to Corporal Felix 
Belugon of the 80th Line Infantry Regiment. 
Please note that the Crimea War medals 
were all issued unnamed, however the British 
military personnel had been given the chance 
to return their medals in order to have them 
engraved on the rim. 
The allied personnel usually kept their medals 
unnamed.
- The French commemorative medal for the 
Italian Campaign in 1859 with the respective 
diploma (to same person, same rank and unit). 
The medal is signed by the medalist Barre and 
marked with the Barre's 
anchor. 
The diploma is dated 1859 and numbered 
110082. 
- The 3rd diploma is the document for his 
promotion to the rank of the Captain of the 
2nd Battalion of Herault (probably a reserve 
unit) - dated 1871.  

FULL SIZE

1854 - 1859

Items 100% original - original ribbon for the 
Crimea medal. Replaced ribbon for the Italian 
Campaign medal - diplomas original

Condition as on the photos (stains, tears on the 
diplomas, medium condition for the ribbon of 
the Crimea medal)

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