An 1809 Letter From Royal Marine Thomas Harding; H.m.s. Dannemark, GTRexclude bronze wash is gone

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A 1941 Dutch Mussert Cross - In gilded bronze

Footnote: One of the more encouraging early victories during the Revolutionary War was the British evacuation of Boston on March 17

A First War Stuttgart Naval Veteran's Association Badge - In silver and enamels

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An 1809 Letter From Royal Marine Thomas Harding; H.m.s. Dannemark, GTRexclude bronze wash is goneto His Wife, Elizabeth (August 20, 1809): Handwritten letter in black ink, on an off white ribbed paper stock, the letter written over two pages, with the recipient's address on a separate panel, dated August 20, 1809, authored by Royal Marine Thomas Harding while serving with H. M. S. Dannemark, at Flushing, Netherlands, written to his wife, Elizabeth Harding of London, England, describing the ship's recent encounter with French forces and stating