Original 1823 British Silver Gilt King George IVth Presentation Sword by Prosser- Presented to Lt. Col. Stephen Arthur Goodman MG 42 Accessories including the epic Battle of

including the epic Battle of Leyte Gulf from 24–25 October 1944

He was an intimate friend of the Royal Duke of Gloucester and moved to Windsor establishing a thriving Medical practice until his death in 1846

most likely in 1941

The earlier bigger and heavier types A and B were phased out in the early 1950s

Original 1823 British Silver Gilt King George IVth Presentation Sword by Prosser- Presented to Lt. Col. Stephen Arthur Goodman MG 42 Accessories including the epic Battle ofOriginal Item: Presented to Lt. Col. Stephen Arthur Goodman, the Duke of Wellington's Deputy Judge Advocate, who served at Waterloo in 1815 [he was formerly a Lt Col of the 48th Foot]. This sword was presented to the Colonel some 8 years after Waterloo, in 1823, in his capacity as Lt. Col of the George Town Brigade of Militia, in the United Colony of Demerara Essequibo [latterly British Guyana] while still on half pay as Col. Of the 48th Foot. This