Brazil, Empire. A Medal For The Uruguay Campaign 1852, Iii Class Zinc Grade For Enlisted Men Auction the ends of the sweatband

the ends of the sweatband stitched together

The scabbard is painted black magnetic steel with a gilded tip with moderate contact marks

96 mm x 65

Henry Willis-O'Connor joined the Governor General's Foot Guards

published in London in 1903

Brazil, Empire. A Medal For The Uruguay Campaign 1852, Iii Class Zinc Grade For Enlisted Men Auction the ends of the sweatband(Medalha de Campanha do Uruguai). Instituted in 1852. In zinc, the obverse illustrating the left facing bust Emperor Pedro II, surrounded by the inscription "D. PEDRO SEGUNDO IMPERADOR DO BRAZIL" (Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil), reverse dated "1852" within a wreath, surrounded by the inscription "CAMPANHA DO URUGUAY (Uruguay Campaign), measuring 30. 5 mm in diameter, missing its original zinc Imperial crown suspension, edge nicks, contact marks,