United Kingdom. A Siege Of Louisbourg And The Taking Of Cape Breton By Admiral Edward Boscawen Medal 1758 certificate_of_authenticity Contained in original cardboard box

Contained in original cardboard box with a textured maroon exterior featuring the design of the badge on the lid and "21" painted on the edge of the lid

Footnote: The Order of Bravery was instituted on July 20

typical die-flaw on "3" of date "1939" and die-flaw on reverse six o'clock arm right point

Mario Nicolis di Robilant (September 1915 to February 1918) and Gaetano Giardino (April 1918 to December 1918)

United Kingdom. A Siege Of Louisbourg And The Taking Of Cape Breton By Admiral Edward Boscawen Medal 1758 certificate_of_authenticity Contained in original cardboard boxIn bronze, obverse illustrating the right facing bust of Admiral Edward Boscawen, surrounded by the inscription "ADMl. BOSCAWEN TOOK CAPE BRETON", reverse illustrating Louisbourg Harbour during the Siege of Louisbourg, with five ships in the harbour firing upon the town, inscribed "LOUISBOURG" above and "JUL 26 1758" below, exhibiting surface wear and bubbling on both sides, along with some pitting, fine. Footnote: The Siege of Louisbourg was a