United Kingdom. An Indian Mutiny Medal to William Dyer, 1st Battalion, 8th Foot with Delhi and Relief of Lucknow Clasps visually-hidden in ground-dug and very fine

in ground-dug and very fine condition

Captain O'Herron went on to describe the fateful events of the day of her son was killed: "Our company ('B' Company) was in the assault on Hill "362"

both the clip and tab held firmly in place by two rivets

issued at divisional headquarters (8

United Kingdom. An Indian Mutiny Medal to William Dyer, 1st Battalion, 8th Foot with Delhi and Relief of Lucknow Clasps visually-hidden in ground-dug and very fineInstituted August 18, 1858. In silver, full size, the obverse bearing the effigy of Young Victoria, the reverse presents a standing Britannia with a lion at her side, the rim is officially impressed WM DYER, 1ST BN 8TH REGT , worn on a swivel suspension and bears DELHI and RELIEF OF LUCKNOW clasps, minor contact, dark patina, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: William Dyer, of the 1st Battalion, 8th Regiment of Foot (service no. 3166) is on the