1801 East India Company's Egypt Medal Newly Listed marked and numbered

marked and numbered

42nd HIGHDS 1873-4)

The pommel is a great looking example

It is believed the Seahorse received enough damage where she was unable to surface and she and assumed lost

He had previously served five years with the 65th Regiment (later known as the Mount Royal Rifles

1801 East India Company's Egypt Medal Newly Listed marked and numberedHonourable East India Company's Egypt Medal, 1801 Silver, later striking, obverse illustrating a standing sepoy, holding a large ensign, an attack upon a fortified position in the distance, inscribed below in Persian "This medal has been presented in commemoration of the defeat of the French armies in the Kingdom of Egypt by the great bravery and ability of the victorious army in England", reverse is a starboard quarter view of a full rigged ship