A 1815 Waterloo To The 71St Regiment Foot; Wounded In Action certificate_of_authenticity Bullock refused

Bullock refused

the stiffener in the visor has a full divisive crack across its width

Footnote: these badges were worn by the River Boat Pilots whose duties were to guide larger ships through dangerous waters on large rivers in Germany

With C/8 collar badge

leaving Canada on January 8

A 1815 Waterloo To The 71St Regiment Foot; Wounded In Action certificate_of_authenticity Bullock refusedA 1815 Waterloo to the 71st Regiment Foot; Wounded in Action (Edward Connolly 1st Batt. 71st Reg. Foot.) fitted with replacement steel clip and ring suspension, edge bruising and contact marks, otherwise nearly very fine. Footnote: Edward Connolly enlisted to serve as a Boy soldier with the 2 71st Foot on 4 May 1809. He transferred to the 1st Battalion on 12 October 1812 and served in the Peninsula from December 1812, and was taken prisoner of war at