Indian Mutiny no clasp Colour Sergeant 73rd, later served a further 18 years as 1st Class Sergeant Instructor, 4th West Yorks Rifle Volunteer Corps, with discharge papers for both units

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Indian Mutiny no clasp

Cr. Serjt .  J.S Barson 73rd,Regt.

James Swan Barson, b. St. Giles, Cambs.

Enl. 1842, Corpl 1844, Sergeant 1852, swerved Kaffir Wars (medal) and Indian Mutiny .(also LSGC) Disch. 1863 and same year appointed 1st Class Sergeant Instructor, 4th West Yorks Rifle Volunteer Corps, serving a further 18 years

With discharge papers for both units.

A few small edge nicks commensurate with length of service

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