The most interesting relic is the Sword, of General Alexander Macdonald, which he left on the field of battle when wounded, and recognized amongst the relics of the Waterloo Cabinet on revisiting the field in May 1846. The General’s certificate is attached to the Sword.
A pair of Napoleon’s silver spurs.
Several pieces of Napoleon’s kitchen utensils, marked with the Imperial crown, letter N, and “Tuileries,” or “Voyage.”
A Dragoon’s saddle-bags, with the stains of blood still visible, etc., etc., etc.
SERGEANT-MAJOR COTTON.
The celebrated Waterloo Guide and author of the sketch
of the battle entitled: “A voice from Waterloo.”
Pause, stranger as you pass this hallowed spot,
Where guardian angels hover round unseen!