SINGLE CAMPAIGN MEDALS
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MAHARAJPOOR STAR 1843 (Corporal William Rowling, 4th Compy. 4th Battn. Artillery) usual nuts to reverse but lacking
brass hook suspension, good very fine £400-450
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MAHARAJPOOR STAR 1843 (Qr. Mr Sergt. Daniel Ryan, 14th Regt. Native
Infantry) with replacement silver straight bar suspension fitted with a
crown, nearly extremely fine £400-450
Possibly a pair with the Army of India Medal for Ava, lot xxxx.
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SUTLEJ 1845-46, for Moodkee 1845, 3 clasps, Ferozeshuhur, Aliwal,
Sobraon (Private Patrick Garaughty, 31st Foot) later issue post-1880,
nearly extremely fine £400-500
Died 19 February 1846, of wounds received at Sobraon. The medal roll states
‘New Medal issued MI446/85’.
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PUNJAB 1848-49, no clasp (Drumr. Edwd. Blagdon, 98th ...) heavy edge bruising, contact marks, fine £140-180
Edward Blagdon was born in Tiverton, Devon. A Labourer by occupation, he attested for the 98th Foot at Tiverton on 24 February
1840, aged 17 years, six months. Appointed a Drummer in October 1843, he served 4 years, five months in China and 11 years, seven
months in India - being awarded the China Medal 1842 and the Punjab Medal 1848-49. In addition to which he was awarded the
Army L.S. & G.C. Medal with a gratuity of £5. Drummer Blagdon was discharged at his own request at Canterbury on 31 August 1861;
his intended place of residence was 49 Holly Street, Sheffield. With copied discharge papers.
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PUNJAB 1848-49, 2 clasps, Chilianwala, Goojerat (Lieut. M. Godley, 3rd
Lt. Dragns.) rank neatly engraved in serif capitals, good very fine
£350-400
No. 1772 Martin Godley is confirmed on the roll as a Private.
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