A Waterloo Medal To Ainslie Who Carried 69Th Regiment Coloursconsignment #4 Newly Listed was "tried and convicted by
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A Waterloo Medal To Ainslie Who Carried 69Th Regiment Coloursconsignment #4 Newly Listed was "tried and convicted byA Waterloo Medal to Ainslie who Carried 69th Regiment Colours (ENSIGN AINSLIE 69th REG. FOOT.). Naming is period re engraved. Contact marks, surface wear, fine. Accompanied by a printout from "Ensign Ainslie's Memoir". (C: 4) Footnote: George Simon Harcourt Ainslie left Eton on December 6, 1814 and upon his arrival in London, found that he had been gazetted an Ensign on November 10, 1814, as mentioned in the London Gazette 16958 on Saturday, November
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