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Saving the Kings Colour of the 32nd During the Battle of Waterloo by Richard Simkin. - Cranston Military Prints

Saving the Kings Colour of the 32nd During the Battle of Waterloo by Richard Simkin.


Saving the Kings Colour of the 32nd During the Battle of Waterloo by Richard Simkin.

A French Officer attempts to seize the Colour but was instantly run through by Sgt. Switzers Pike and also by the sword of Ensign Birtwhistle.
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