United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal to Private Thomas Pendlebury, 2nd Life Guards visually-hidden inscribed in yellow embroidery with

inscribed in yellow embroidery with the post number "393"

Footnote: The Police Medal of Merit for Devotion to Duty was instituted by Amir 'Isa II

Footnote: The coat of arms of Munich (Münchner Wappen) depicts a young monk dressed in black holding a red book

(SS Schiffchen Knopf)

the hoist edge featuring a hollow channel retaining an original drawstring for suspension

United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal to Private Thomas Pendlebury, 2nd Life Guards visually-hidden inscribed in yellow embroidery withIn silver, full size, naming officially impressed on the rim THOMAS PENDLEBURY. 2nd REG. LIFE GUARDS., demonstrating contact marks to the obverse and notable edge bruises, original steel clip and iron ring, replacement ribbon, lovely patina, in very fine condition. Footnote: The Waterloo Medal was instituted on March 10, 1816 and was awarded to all who participated in the Battle of Waterloo, also Ligny and Quatre Bras. Private Thomas Pendlebury of the