Died-of-Wounds: No 2775 Private Samuel Shankland, 1st Battalion 60th Rifles is confirmed being 'Wounded-in-Action' on 23 June 1857 (London Gazette issue of refers) and subsequently 'Died of Wounds' 12 September 1857 (London Gazette

Witness to the Outbreak of the Indian Mutiny. Meerut Cantonment: Private Shankland, a long serving professional soldier who had enlisted in the Britis...  read more

Code: 26170

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The recipient Shaik Niraz Ahmud was an Indian soldier of the Mussalman faith who held the rank of 'Sowar' (Trooper) while serving with the 9th Irregular Cavalry of the Honourable East India Company's Bengal Presidency Army

9th Regiment of Irregular Cavalry (Bengal): The regiment had it's origins in the 1st Shah Shuja's Cavalry Regiment, raised by the British as the cavalry compon...  read more

Code: 26169

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Sold together with below original ephemera (a/f):

- War Office OHMS registered packet sending ‘Ind Medal’ to Mr Francis Jackson 89 Patrick Street, Cork

The envelope with post mark for London 8 January 1868, and reverse with post marks for Cork and date 10 January 1868 on front

Presumably Francis Jackson was the father of the late Nicholas Jackson, or...  read more

Code: 26168

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Un-named as issued to Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel

Lightly toned with slightly loose claw

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Code: 26166

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The recipient Alfred James Medley Read, a Gazetted Officer of the Indian Telegraph Department, was the maternal Grandson of Lieutenant-General William Macbean George Colebrooke C.B., Colonel Commandant, Royal Regiment of Artillery, and a former Colonial Governor of; Bahamas; Antigua & Leeward Islands; New Brunswick (Canada) and Barbados & Windward Islands

Died in Service in Briti...  read more

Code: 26165

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Died on active service Burma 1886: Sergeant Walter Hurlock is confirmed to have died on active service at, Kinghat, Upper Burma, on 16 July 1886 (Portsmouth Times and Naval Gazette issue of 9 October 1886, refers)

In accordance with British and Indian Army protocols at the time, the body of Sergeant Walter Hurlock would have been laid to rest in Upper Burma, and would not have be...  read more

Code: 26161

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By ethnicity the recipient Muong Hpo Gyan, was a native Burman of the Buddhist faith, who held the rank of 'Sapper' while serving with 'The Burma Company Sappers and Miners' a single company strength unit of the corps of Queens Own Madras Sappers and Miners of the Madras Presidency Army of the British Indian Army 

The Burma Sappers and Miners were raised in 1887, they were initia...  read more

Code: 26160

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The recipient was an Indian soldier who held the rank of  'Sepoy' (Private) while serving with the 12th Pioneers (The Kelat -i-Ghilzie Regiment), an infantry regiment of the British Indian Army

Medal & Clasp Verification: The award of the medal and clasp to Sepoy Gugan,is confirmed per the respective campaign medal roll of 2nd Battalion 2nd Bombay Pioneers (late 12 Pioneers) refe...  read more

Code: 26156

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Recipient was an Indian soldier of Dogra ethnicity and Hindu faith serving as a Sowar (Trooper) with the 21st Prince Albert Victor's Own Cavalry (Frontier Force) (Daly's Horse), a regiment of the Indian Army

As of the publication of the Indian Army List issue of April 1920, the class composition of the 21st Cavalry - then stationed on active service at Bannu, Waziristan, was:
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Code: 26155

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