United Kingdom. An Indian Mutiny Medal to William Dyer, 1st Battalion, 8th Foot with Delhi and Relief of Lucknow Clasps Newly Listed however it was short lived

however it was short lived due to parliament demanding the establishment of a special insignia to distinguish the special merit of the voluntary combatant

Royal Naval Reserve (19912D

WWI Victory Medal

the obverse with a white enameled Shamrock Cross constructed of 18kt Gold with three raised roundels on each end of the cross

Footnote: The Patriotic Medal for Alsace was produced early in the First World War

United Kingdom. An Indian Mutiny Medal to William Dyer, 1st Battalion, 8th Foot with Delhi and Relief of Lucknow Clasps Newly Listed however it was short livedInstituted 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