Original British Victorian 1803-26 Army of India Medal with Ribbon and AVA Clasp Japanese Field Gear 500 Dutch as prisoners of

500 Dutch as prisoners of war

in two battles on the same day

A patch pushed through the bore of an M1928 or M1928A1 with a 12-inch rod is just barely pushed into view in the ejection port

The tube is painted a non-reflecting dark charcoal grey

Christian has said he hopes to be in comparable condition at that age

Original British Victorian 1803-26 Army of India Medal with Ribbon and AVA Clasp Japanese Field Gear 500 Dutch as prisoners ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. The Army of India Medal was the last of the medals authorized in connection with the Napoleonic Wars. The East India Company instituted and paid for the minting of the medal in March 1851 to award surviving veterans of the battles and campaigns in India and Burma between 1803 and 1826. This example has the "Wyon" profile of Queen Victoria on the obverse and seated Victory beside a palm tree on the reverse. The reverse is