United Kingdom. A Peninsula Campaign Pairing to Sergeant Duncan Grant, 42nd Foot Newly Listed typical of the fine light-handling

typical of the fine light-handling duelling weapons of the 1770's was soon modified

base with a raised platform as a medal bed in off-white felt

with loop for suspension on a white

lightly soiled bottom

An example of a gold grade driver’s proficiency badge

United Kingdom. A Peninsula Campaign Pairing to Sergeant Duncan Grant, 42nd Foot Newly Listed typical of the fine light-handlingMilitary 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