United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal to the 52nd Regiment of Foot Hold While the soldiers consistently acquitted

While the soldiers consistently acquitted themselves well in battle

The awards conferred after World War II feature a de-crowned lion on the obverse medallion

on period ribbons

was a military campaign fought between August 7

Richards suffered gunshot wounds in his neck and was admitted to No

United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal to the 52nd Regiment of Foot Hold While the soldiers consistently acquittedInstituted in 1816. In silver, ( JOHN KNOTT 1st BATT. 52nd REG.), privately engraved, obverse bearing the profile of the Prince Regent facing left with the inscription GEORGE P. REGENT, reverse bearing the image of Victory seated on a plinth with the words "WELLINGTON" above, and "WATERLOO" and the date "JUNE 18 1815" below, privately added silver suspension, very fine.