United Kingdom. An 1815 Battle of Waterloo Medal to Private Peter Jones of the 23rd Regiment of Foot, Royal Welsh Fusiliers GTRexclude when looking at close objects)

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two Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medals

Constructed of a bright blue felt base with four rows of grey-silver threaded Russian braid

had escaped

United Kingdom. An 1815 Battle of Waterloo Medal to Private Peter Jones of the 23rd Regiment of Foot, Royal Welsh Fusiliers GTRexclude when looking at close objects)Instituted April 10th, 1816. With private silver replacement suspension, (Peter Jones 23 Reg. of Foot Royal Welsh Fusiliers), having been shaved and period re engraved, fine. Footnote: The Waterloo Medal was instituted on March 10, 1816 and was awarded to all who participated in the Battle of Waterloo, also Ligny and Quatre Bras. Private Peter Jones is listed on page 188 as a member of Captain Wynne's Company, Light Infantry, 23rd Regiment of Foot,