Victorian 2nd Afghanistan War Campaign Medal to the 67TH (South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot, medal with two clasps ‘Charasia’ and ‘Kabul’, engraved naming, ’40B/608 LCE CORPL. J. JAGGERS, 67TH FOOT’.18 year old Joseph Jaggers, originally from St Martins, Leicester enlisted on the 14th April 1864. He served for a total of 20 years 146 days, 19 of which were spent in India, he married Sarah Irwin in Rangoon on 15th July 1872, she is shown as being with the regiment but sadly a later alteration to his service record shows that she had died. Corporal Jaggers was arrested and tried by Regimental Court Martial on 11 May 1883 the charge being ‘Leaving his Guard without orders’ on being found guilty he was reduced to Private. He was discharged as unfit for further duty due to chronic dysentery on 9th September 1884. Medal and both clasps are confirmed on the roll and on his service record.Late Rod Flood collection