An Outstanding & Very Rare Officer’s “Eight Clasp”
Military General Service Medal. Captain W.H. HARTMAN 28th Foot. (North Gloucestershire Regt) In Totally Superb Condition & with an Early Pedigree from 1903.
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An Outstanding & Very Rare Officer’s “Eight Clasp” Military General Service Medal. Captain W.H. HARTMAN 28th Foot. (North Gloucestershire Regt) In Totally Superb Condition & with an Early Pedigree from 1903.
An Exceptional & Rare “HEAVY CAVALRY” WATERLOO MEDAL.
To: SAMUEL BULL, 1st (King’s) REG. DRAGOON GUARDS.
One of the Premier Guards Units which suffered a very large number of casualties at Waterloo.
£4995
An Exceptional & Rare “HEAVY CAVALRY” WATERLOO MEDAL. To: SAMUEL BULL, 1st (King’s) REG. DRAGOON GUARDS. One of the Premier Guards Units which suffered a very large number of casualties at Waterloo.
A Truly Magnificent & rare “Heavy Cavalry Charger” WATERLOO MEDAL To: Christopher Armstrong, 6th or Inniskilling Dragoons. Severely wounded in the famous “Great Union Charge” Lost left leg when 6th rode with Scots Greys.
£7995
A Truly Magnificent & Excessively Rare “Heavy Cavalry Charger” WATERLOO MEDAL To: Christopher Armstrong, 6th or Inniskilling Dragoons. Severely wounded in the famous “Great Union Charge”. Lost his left leg at the thigh when the 6th rode alongside the Scots Greys.
A Scarce & Desirable “LIGHT CAVALRY” WATERLOO MEDAL.
To: PRIVATE RICHARD BUDD, 11th Light Dragoons.(Later of “The Light Brigade”,11th Hussars) Completed 27+ years service. Also Fought at Quatre Bras, and in India.
£3550
A Scarce & Desirable “LIGHT CAVALRY” WATERLOO MEDAL. To: PRIVATE RICHARD BUDD of 11th Light Dragoons.(Later part of “The Light Brigade” as 11th Hussars) From Romsey, he completed 27+ years service. Fought at Quatre Bras & Waterloo. Served in India.
An Excessively Rare M.G.S.- American War of 1812- to
A Native North American Warrior. [FORT DETROIT]-[CHRYSTLER’S FARM] To: “TEIR KARIWAKERON, WARRIOR. Only Five medals with BOTH these fabulously rare clasps.
£SOLD
An Excessively Rare M.G.S. Medal.- American War of 1812- To a Native North American Warrior. [FORT DETROIT]-[CHRYSTLER’S FARM]To: “TEIR KARIWAKERON, WARRIOR. One of only Five such medals bearing BOTH these two fabulously rare clasps.
An Exceptional & Rare “OFFICER’s WATERLOO MEDAL” to:
LIEUT (Late Lt Colonel) GEORGE WHANNELL 33rd FOOT (1st Yorks, West Riding Regiment) Joined army at age 13 & was THE youngest officer to fight at Waterloo at age 17.
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An Exceptional & Rare “OFFICER’s WATERLOO MEDAL” to: LIEUT (Late Lt Colonel) GEORGE WHANNELL 33rd FOOT (1st Yorks, West Riding Regiment).Joined army at age 13 & was THE youngest officer to fight at Waterloo at age 17.
An Exceptionally Good Looking WATERLOO MEDAL
To: RICHARD MIDDLETON, ROYAL ARTILLERY DRIVERS.
Served in Major N. Turner’s “A” Troop.
£SOLD
An Exceptionally Good Looking WATERLOO MEDAL To: RICHARD MIDDLETON, ROYAL ARTILLERY DRIVERS. Served in Major N. Turner’s “A” Troop.
A Rare & Exceptionally Good Looking “NASSAU MEDAL FOR WATERLOO” Distributed by Friedrich Duke of Nassau on 25th December 1815 to all of his own troops who were present at the battle.
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A Rare & Exceptionally Good Looking “NASSAU MEDAL FOR WATERLOO” Distributed by Friedrich Duke of Nassau on 25th December 1815 to all of his own troops who were present at the battle.
A Rare NETHERLANDS “SILVER MEMORIAL” CROSS (1815).
By William III, Netherlands,10th May 1865.To surviving Dutch veterans who fought 1813-15 to restore Dutch independence and for service at Quatre Bas & Waterloo.
£SOLD (Export to Australia)
A Very Rare NETHERLANDS “SILVER MEMORIAL” CROSS (1815). Instituted by King William III of the Netherlands, 10th May 1865. To surviving Dutch veterans who fought 1813-15 to restore Dutch independence and for service at Quatre Bas & Waterloo.
A Very Rare and Seldom Seen SAXE-GOTHA-ALTENBURG WATERLOO MEDAL of 1816. This medal is one of the rarest classics of the Germanic Waterloo series. Still on its original ribbon.
£(SOLD) Export to USA
A Very Rare and Seldom Seen SAXE-GOTHA-ALTENBURG WATERLOO MEDAL of 1816. This medal is one of the rarest classics of the Germanic Waterloo series. Still on its original ribbon.