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Embossed naming on reverse – 235 J. WHITE 1ST BATTN. 4TH THE K.O.R. REGT. (King’s Own Royal Regiment, Lancaster. John White was in the campaign to “pacify” King Theodore, with a march of 600 miles to destroy Magdala & return without casualties under Major F Roberts, later Lord Roberts of Kandahar). Very Fine condition.
Named: 2030 PTE. S.PALMER, 2 Bn. RIFLE Bde.1973-4. Very Fine condition.
Named to: 2062 B.F.CHADWELL, L/5 R.A. (Frederick Chadwell was a Bombardier with the Royal Artillery. He was reported to have returned to Aldershot when the medal was issued in July 1882). Very Fine condition.
Named: L/N BAGGA KHAN, 24TH REGT. N.I. (Native Infantry). Very Fine condition
Unnamed as issued. Extra Fine condition.
TEl-El-KEBIR, SUAKIN1884 & El-TEB_TAMAAI, officially engraved 1065. PTE. G. PATTERSON, 1/GORD: HIGHRS: (Confirmed on medal roll). Nearly Extra Fine condition.
1882 Dated reverse with clasp TEL-EL-KEBIR named to: 4073 PTE. D.MYLES, 3/ K.R.RIF: CORP (King’s Royal Rifle Corps), brooch mounts on the reverse of the clasp. Very Fine condition.
Undated reverse clasp SUAKIN 1885 named: 4679 PTE. F.HOLMES, 7th CO. C.& T.C. Very Fine condition.
Undated reverse, named to: 9, L/CORP: J.BLAKE, 2/E.SURR:R. Very Fine condition.
Dated 1882 with clasp SUAKIN 1885 – UNNAMED, repair to suspender. Very Fine condition.
1882 Dated reverse without clasp, named to: 2599 PTE. W. SEDGELEY, 1/R.W.KENT.R.(Royal West Kent Regiment). Very Fine condition.
Undated, with most black finish – Unnamed as issued. Very Fine condition.
Named to: 2573 E. FARRELL, H.M.’s 71st HIGHLANDERS. Extra Fine condition.
Named to: 1057 J.WALMSLEY H.M.’S 55th REGT. (55th Westmoreland Regiment of Foot). Extra Fine condition.
Named to: 28646 GUNNER S.HURT, No. 4Bty. 1st Bde, N.I. DIV. R.A. (Royal Artillery). Extra Fine condition.
Named to: 1337 PTE. J.WATTS, 2nd Bn. SOM. L.I. (Somerset Light Infantry). Very Fine Condition.
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