United Kingdom. A Peninsula Campaign Pairing to Sergeant Duncan Grant, 42nd Foot United Republic of where he would be treated

where he would be treated for the next three days

consisting of an Army ID and paybook (105x146mm

and Regina Extra Manufacturer's Badge (silver

A 1914 Iron Cross I Class Document to Leutnant Richter of the 7th Company 390th Infantry Regiment

8 grams (inclusive of ribbon and buckle)

United Kingdom. A Peninsula Campaign Pairing to Sergeant Duncan Grant, 42nd Foot United Republic of where he would be treatedMilitary General Service Medal, impressed D. Grant, Serjt 42nd foot, six clasps; Toulouse, Orthes, Nive, Nivelle, Pyrenees, Salamanca, and a silver 42 regimental attachment, accompanied by a fine Regimental medal with a silver Peninsula Suspension and a sphynx clasp, engraved to D. Grant on rim, measuring at 32 mm in diameter, fine. Accompanied by research documents. Footnote: Enlisted on May 9, 1809 and received his promotion to Sergeant on January