Original British Victorian 1803-26 Army of India Medal with Ribbon and AVA Clasp German Militaria On September 15 the Regiment

On September 15 the Regiment embussed at Culey for Relamee Woods near Souilly

She was of the VC2-S-AP5 Victory ship design type

This does add to the western appeal

Sterling Combat Medic badge

What is special about this example is that the ARGENTINE CREST is still visible on the rear of the blade

Original British Victorian 1803-26 Army of India Medal with Ribbon and AVA Clasp German Militaria On September 15 the RegimentOriginal 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