United Kingdom. A Crimean War Group To Able Seaman Labett, Hms Arethusa, Hms Centaur Buy Now He was buried in Toronto's

He was buried in Toronto's Mount Pleasant Cemetery after a service at Grace Church-on-the-Hill

Belt fabricated from a very thick leather with a smooth finished dark brown upper and a raw underside

measuring 103 mm (w) x 48 mm (h) each)

measuring 18 mm x 12 mm

bronze insignia on a silvered metal base

United Kingdom. A Crimean War Group To Able Seaman Labett, Hms Arethusa, Hms Centaur Buy Now He was buried in Toronto'sBaltic Medal 1854 1855; Crimea Medal 1954 1856, 1 Clasp SEBASTOPOL (W. J. LABETT, SIG. H. M. S "ARETHUSA"); and Turkish Crimea Medal (W. J. LABETT. H. M. S. "ARETHUSA".). Naming is engraved on the two Crimean medals, the naming inverted on the Crimea Medal, the Baltic Medal is un named as issued. Un mounted, edge nicks on all three medals, both Crimean Medals exhibiting contact marks, the Baltic Medal with an original ribbon, the two Crimean medals