United Kingdom. A Sutlej Medal 1845-1846, to Major Aide-de-Camp R.W. Grahame, Honourable East India Company Newly Listed immense loss of enamel to

immense loss of enamel to white arms and green leaves

It continues to exhibit flawless quality workmanship

the blade featuring a multi-groove fuller that transforms into a slightly raised diamond-shape point at the end on both sides

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a uniform-removed strap in overall extremely fine condition

United Kingdom. A Sutlej Medal 1845-1846, to Major Aide-de-Camp R.W. Grahame, Honourable East India Company Newly Listed immense loss of enamel toFEROZESHUHUR, SOBRAON (R. W. GRAHAME. MAJOR A. D. C. ATd. H. E. I. C.). Naming has been shaved and privately re engraved in capitals. In silver, measuring 36. 2 mm in diameter, dark patina, contact marks, pitting, edge nicks, bruised, original ribbon, better than fine. Footnote: The Sutlej Medal was approved on April 17, 1846, for issue to officers and men of the British Army and Honourable East India Company who served in the Sutlej campaign of 1845