United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal 1815, to Private Peter Jones, Captain Wynne's Company, Light Infantry, 23rd Regiment of Foot, Royal Welsh Fusiliers visually-hidden teardrop-shaped hole at the opposite

teardrop-shaped hole at the opposite end and when looped around the aluminum post on the underside of the pouch

the exterior bearing an inscription of “EHRENKREUZ DER DEUTSCHEN MUTTER ZWEITE STUFE” and a maker’s mark of “DESCHLER & SOHN

with superior officers noting that he was "A very good cook and an excellent caterer for the men

the obverse centre presents a deep blue medallion with golden figures illustrating two senators presenting a sword to Cincinnatus standing on a green enamelled foreground

United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal 1815, to Private Peter Jones, Captain Wynne's Company, Light Infantry, 23rd Regiment of Foot, Royal Welsh Fusiliers visually-hidden teardrop-shaped hole at the opposite(PETER JONES 23 REG. OF FOOT RWF). In silver, naming has been erased and re named (engraved), measuring 35. 2 mm in diameter, pitting, bruised, contact marks, replacement ribbon, near fine. Footnote: The Waterloo Medal was instituted on March 10, 1816 and was awarded to all who participated in the Battle of Waterloo, also Ligny and Quatre Bras. Private Peter Jones is listed on page 188 as a member of Captain Wynne's Company, Light Infantry, 23rd