A 1758 George Ii British Military Victories Medal Auction Archive but their advance was soon

but their advance was soon checked by intense and accurate German artillery fire

Footnote: The medal was first issued some time after 1902

Soiling on the interior collar and underarms

" It went on to state that the "The speed of the carrier was less than 15 miles per hour and it was practically at a standstill at the point which it overturned

Footnote: The Battalion was raised and mobilized in Quebec City

A 1758 George Ii British Military Victories Medal Auction Archive but their advance was soonA 1758 George II British Military Victories Medal Bronze, obverse illustrating the left facing bust of King George II, surrounded by the inscription "GEORGIVS II. REX.", reverse illustrating Britannia on a cart drawn by a lion, flanked by Justice to her right and Liberty to her left, outer ring inscribed with the locations of British military victories of 1758, clockwise from the top: "LOUISBOURG (July 27), FRONTI (Frontenac, August 27), DUQUESNE