Original British Napoleonic Wars Waterloo Medal 1815 Awarded to Gunner William Harper Royal Foot Artillery Barrels The interior of the tunic

The interior of the tunic retains part of the original silk lining

It is still in the original production configuration

the vane spins

MacWilliam (who would lead the 2nd regiment's assault on Remetanea) that the best way to approach the entrenched enemy was up an almost vertical escarpment over the right of the hill mass

Action: Snaphaunce Lock

Original British Napoleonic Wars Waterloo Medal 1815 Awarded to Gunner William Harper Royal Foot Artillery Barrels The interior of the tunicOriginal Item: One of a kind. Incredible 1815 Waterloo medal with rim officially impressed, that reads WILLIAM HARPER GUNN ROYAL FOOT ARTILLERY. Features a steel clip, contemporary steel bar suspension, ribbon, and replacement ribbon. The medal has slight pitting and minor wear but is offered in overall very fine condition. Research at the National Archives tell us that WILLIAM HARPER, born in Donoughune, Donegal, was a Gunner in the 3rd Brigade Royal