United Kingdom. A Naval General Service Medal 1794-1840, To Boy Seaman William Castles (Alias W. Brown), Hms Ganges, Royal Navy consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac where he was approved for

where he was approved for discharge due to his "Pernicious Anemia"

From Greenland flow winds and currents that set up the storm fronts for the North Atlantic and the Continent

the underside of all four flaps lined in a blackish-purple rayon

He retired in the rank of Colonel

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United Kingdom. A Naval General Service Medal 1794-1840, To Boy Seaman William Castles (Alias W. Brown), Hms Ganges, Royal Navy consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac where he was approved forVictoria, 1 Clasp SYRIA (WILLIAM CASTTE). In silver, naming is engraved in large capitals, his surname spelled incorrectly with the second "T" to be an "L" and missing the "S" on the end (Castte to be Castles), measuring 36 mm in diameter, bruised, edge nicks, contact marks, replacement ribbon with black velcro backer, fine. Accompanied by a copy of the Medal Roll entitling Castles to the Naval General Service Medal with Syria clasp. He is