United Kingdom. A Jellalabad Medal 1841-1842, Type 2, 13Th Regiment (Somerset Light Infantry) certificate_of_authenticity In silver gilt with black

In silver gilt with black and white enamels

centre obverse presenting a white enameled cross on red background

A second war German police cap eagle

one for an Infantry Assault Badge

on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the founding of Lithuania’s National Guard and awarded to its members

United Kingdom. A Jellalabad Medal 1841-1842, Type 2, 13Th Regiment (Somerset Light Infantry) certificate_of_authenticity In silver gilt with black(TIMOTHY O'BRIEN 13th REGt). Naming is engraved, the first "T" in "TIMOTHY" partly obscured. Edge nicks, bruised, contact marks, original ribbon, fine. Accompanied by a list confirming that 1079 Timothy O'Brien was awarded the Jellalabad Medal while serving with the 13th Regiment (Somerset Light Infantry). Footnote: The first type medal, struck in Calcutta, was considered to be unsuitable and holders were invited to exchange their medals for the