United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal to Private William Bryant, 2nd Battalion, 1st Regiment Foot Guards visually-hidden 56 mm (w) x 53

56 mm (w) x 53

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United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal to Private William Bryant, 2nd Battalion, 1st Regiment Foot Guards visually-hidden 56 mm (w) x 53A Waterloo Medal, in silver, full size, naming officially impressed on the rim WILLM BRYANT. 2nd BATT. GRENAD, GUARDS., privately made ornate suspension, very dark patina, small edge bruises, 2nd on rim has been privately re engraved, original ribbon demonstrating heavy tattering and discoloration, near very fine. Footnote: William Bryant was born about 1794 at Nuneaton Winwick. At the age of 19, Bryant joined the Grenadier Guards at Deptford on