QSA -KSA
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1113 |
QSA: FIVE CLASPS: CC, OFS, TRANS, S.A. 1901 & S.A. 1902. NAMED TO: 8337. SAPPER. W. C. GREGORY. ROYAL. ENGINEERS. CONDITION: VF. COPY OF THE ROLL INCLUDED.
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$235.00 |
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1102 |
QSA: THREE CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, TRANSVAAL & WITTEBERGEN. NAMED TO: 4848. PTE. P. SAVAGE. LEINS. (IRISH) REGT. CONDITION: VF. RESEARCH INCLUDED.
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$245.00 |
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1104 |
QSA: THREE CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & TRANSVAAL. MEDAL NAMED TO: 27340. TPR. T. LEWIS. COMMANDER & CHIEF BODYGUARD . (GHOST DATES). CONDITION: VF. (SCARCE)
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$265.00 |
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1124 |
QSA: THREE CLASPS: WITTEBERGEN, ORANGE FREE STATE & TRANSVAAL. MEDAL NAMED TO: 8331. PTE. M. WADE. SCOTS. GUARDS. CONDITION: VF.
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$225.00 |
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1132 |
QSA: FIVE CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL, S.A. 1901 & 1902. MEDAL NAMED TO: 4428. PTE. T. FLANAGAN. LEINSTER. REGT. (IRISH REGT.). CONDITION: GVF. RESEARCH INCLUDED.
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$300.00 |
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1153 |
QSA: THREE CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, TRANSVAAL & WITTEBERGEN. MEDAL NAMED TO: 1279. G. LINE. SCOTS GUARDS. (GHOST DATES). CONDITION: VF. |
$245.00 |
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1178 |
QSA: THREE CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, WITTEBERGEN & TRANSVAAL. 6208. PTE. C. PULLEN. 1st/ HIGHLAND LIGHT INFTY. CONDITION VF. |
$225.00 |
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1189 |
QSA: CLASP: NATAL. MEDAL NAMED TO: 3666. PTE. F. MACKRIELL. 2nd. ROYAL FUSILIERS. CONDITION: NEF. SCARCE SINGLE CLASP TO THE REGT. |
$450.00 |
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3509 |
SCARCE // OFFICER QSA // TO AN OFFICER // NAMED TO: CAPTAIN. V.R. BLAND. HUNT. 6th. BN. ROYAL FUSILIERS. CLASP: NATAL. SCARCE CLASP.MEDAL AND CLASP CONFIRMED ON 1905 ARMY LIST. HE ALSO APPEARS ON THE 1918 ARMY LIST WITH 2nd. HOME SERVICE GARRISON. BN DEVON REGT. RESERVE OFFICER IN COMMAND. RETIRED AS A MAJOR. MEDAL HAS ORIGINAL RIBBON AND MEDAL PIN BACK. |
$695.00 |
3510 |
KSA NAMED TO: 4574. PTE. J. LONG. 6th. LANCERS. CLASPS: 1901 & 02. CONDITION: VF. |
$145.00 |
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3511 |
QSA // NAMED TO: 2541. CPL. G. BURGESS. NEW ZEALAND. MOUNTED RIFLES. (correct naming). CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, RHODESIA (Scarce Battle Clasp) & TRANSVAAL. GHOST DATES ON REVERSE FIELD. CONDITION: VF. New Zealand and Australian QSA's are moving up fast in value due to so few issued compared to British Imperial Regt's. The New Zealand contingents were highly regarded. The Times History of the War in South Africa, for instance, concluded that the New Zealanders were, after they had gained some experience, 'on average the best mounted troops in South Africa'. |
$695.00 |
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3513 |
SCARCE // QSA NAMED TO: 2277. CPL. D. McGILL. NEW ZEALAND MOUNTED RIFLES. CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, RHODESIA (SCARCE), TRANSVAAL & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. CONDITION: VF+New Zealand and Australian QSA's are moving up fast in value due to so few issued compared to British Imerial Regt's. ORIGINAL RIBBON! |
$675.00 |
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3517 |
SCARCE // QSA OFFICER QSA MEDAL NAMED TO: CAPTAIN. BERTRAM. D. MAC CULLOCH. 16th. LANCERS. CLASPS: RELIEF OF KIMBERLY, PAARDEBERG & TRANSVAAL. CONDITION: NEF. CAPTAIN B.D. MACCULLOCH SERVED IN THE BOER WAR AND TOOK PART IN THE RELIEF OF KIMBERLY; OPERATIONS IN THE ORANGE FREE STATE, FEB. TO MAY 1900, INCLUDING OPERATIONS AT PAARDEBERG AND ACTIONS AT POPLAR GROVE, KAREE SIDING AND HOUTNEK; ORANGE FREE STATE COLONY MARCH 1901, AND CAPE COLONY, JULY 1901 TO MAY 1902. (MEDAL WITH THREE CLASPS, KING'S MEDAL WITH TWO CLASPS. HE WAS ATTACHED TO THE SOUTHERN NIGERIA REGT. AND TOOK PART IN THE BENDE-ONITSHA HINTERLAND EXPEDITION OF 1905-06 IN SOUTHERN NIGERIA. (MEDAL AND CLASP). SERVING DURING THE WORLD WAR I 1914-18; FRANCE, BELG. AND LATER BRITISH, GERMAN PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA AND RHODESIA. (WWI TRIO 1914.).
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$1,250.00 |
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3525
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QSA MEDAL NAMED TO: 1876. PTE. F. HOY. 1/ST. ESSEX REGT. CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, JOHANNESBURG, DIAMOND HILL & BELFAST. CONDITION: VF.
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$295.00 |
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3526 |
QSA MEDAL NAMED TO: 25706. PTE. D. CAMPBELL. 81st. COY. IMPERIAL YEOMANY (SHARPSHOOTERS). CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 & 1902. CONDITION: NEF. |
$375.00 |
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3529 |
QSA MEDAL NAMED TO:
9562. PTE. J. BURKE. 2nd. ROYAL FUSILIERS.
SIX CLASPS: CAPE COLONY, TUGELA HEIGHTS, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 & 1902. CONDITION: NEF. Last two clasps not attached. Often they were sent separately. |
$375.00 |
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3535 |
QSA MEAL NAMED TO: 349. PRE. W.G. LANE. ARMY POST OFFICE CORPS. CLASPS: TRANSVAAL & LAING'S NEK. Condition: NEF.
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$385.00 |
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3538 |
QSA MEDAL NAMED TO: 442. P.M. WALDEN. ARMY POST OFFICE CORPS. CLASPS: NATAL & TRANSVAAL. Condition: VF. |
$395.00 |
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3539 |
QSA MEDAL NAMED TO: 2021. PTE. A. PAGET. DEVON. REGT. Five Clasps: TUGELA HEIGHTS, ORANGE FREE STATE, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, TRANSVAAL & LAING'S NEK. Very nice Period Silver Pin at top of medal. Original Ribbon. |
$398.00 |
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3552 |
SCARCE // SINGLE CLASP
QSA MEDAL NAMED TO: 2478. PTE. W. PUCKRIDGE. DEVON. REGT. Clasp: Relief of Ladysmith While serving in the 2nd Batt of the Devonshire Regt. in South Africa he was severely wounded at Colenso (a V.C. action), 15 Dec. 1899. Condition: EF. Ghost dates on reverse. Comes with research. |
$698.00 |
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3553 |
QSA MEDAL NAMED: 6983. PTE. P. Mc GHARRIE. GORDON HIGHLANDERS. MOUNTED INFANTRY. Clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, S.A. 1901 & S.A. 1902. Condition: VF. Gordon's Mounted Infantry are highly collectable. |
$295.00 |
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3558 |
NEW ZEALAND REGT
QSA NAMED TO: 8755. PTE. J.W. THORTON. 1st/ REGT. NEW ZEALAND CONT. Clasp: SOUTH AFRICA 1902. Condition: GVF.
New Zealand contingent-Col. Porter commanding-Marching past Her Majesty
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$345.00 |
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3563 |
QSA NAMED TO: 1685. PTE. J. DAILEY. DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY. Clasps: Transvaal & LAING'S NEK. Condition: GVF |
$300.00 |
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3565 |
SCARCE // ROYAL
MARIENS // NAVAL BRIGADE
QSA NAMED TO: 9487. PTE. J. CULL. ROYAL MARINES. H.M.S. POWERFUL. Four clasps: BELMONT, MODDER RIVER, PAARDEBERG & DRIEFONTEIN. 27 medals with this
combination to HMS Powerful.
Only 16 medals to Royal
Marines, one officer & 15 OR's.
Ghost dates on Reverse of medal. Condition: NEF. Cutlass practice on Board Ship.
Naval brigades were detachments from ships consisting of seamen and Royal Marines (which were soldiers on board ships) who were landed ashore to undertake naval operations or to support the army in a wide variety of campaigns. During the period from 1850-1914, the Navy did not fight any ship-to-ship actions, and most British seamen who were on active service in operations did so as part of a Naval Brigade. The Naval Brigades were professional organizations. Both officers and men received regular training in the techniques of land warfare at the gunnery school, HMS Excellent, at Portsmouth. The most famous action in which the Naval Brigades were involved is that of the relief of Ladysmith during the Boer War. In October 1899, British Army chiefs were out gunned by Boer troops who were threatening the garrison at Ladysmith. An appeal was sent to the Royal Navy for guns as a last resort. How could the Navy, hundreds of miles away at their base at Simonstown, send artillery over land in time to stop the Boer attack? Rear Admiral Sir Robert Harris mounted a plan to strip guns from HMSs Terrible and Powerful and take them over land to Ladysmith. The guns, on mountings designed by Captain Percy Scott of HMS Terrible, had to be taken 800 miles by sea, from Simonstown to Durban, and from there on a 190 mile haul to Ladysmith. Within 24 hours, Captain Lambton, of HMS Powerful, had loaded three 12 pounder guns and the two 4.7” guns on board and was steaming flat out to Durban, where two special trains were waiting to carry the men and guns to Ladysmith. The trains traveled through the night to get to Ladysmith, before the Boers could close off the town and destroy the railway line. The guns were unloaded amongst rifle fire and a deluge of shells from the Boers. In the midst of the fighting, the naval brigade assisted by a team of oxen, hauled their guns from the station, across rocky terrain and into position where they could be brought to bear on the Boers’ heavy gun emplacements. Meanwhile, a second naval brigade brought more naval guns to join a relief infantry force, under the command of General Sir Redvers Buller. After four months, Ladysmith was relieved on the 1st March 1900, after Buller had broken through under a barrage laid down by naval gunners to cover his advancing infantry. Lambton brought HMS Powerful home to an unprecedented welcome. His crew pulled their guns through the street of Portsmouth and London as crowds cheered, sang and waved Union Jacks. They took their guns to Windsor where Queen Victoria invited the men to lunch.
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$1,675.00 |
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3566 |
SCARCE // RHODESIA
CLASP FOR A SCOTTISH REGT.
QSA NAMED TO: 6567. PTE. J. McVeichel. 1st. HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY. Clasps: RHODESIA, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902. Condition: VF.
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$675.00 |
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3567 |
SCARCE // BLUE JACKETS
// NAVAL BRIGADE
QSA NAMED TO: 195487. ORD. A. DUXBURY. H.M.S. FORTE. Clasp: NATAL Single clasp NATAL bars are scarce to the Naval Brigades//Blue Jackets. Condition: VF. Naval brigades were detachments from ships consisting of seamen and Royal Marines (which were soldiers on board ships) who were landed ashore to undertake naval operations or to support the army in a wide variety of campaigns. During the period from 1850-1914, the Navy did not fight any ship-to-ship actions, and most British seamen who were on active service in operations did so as part of a Naval Brigade. The Naval Brigades were professional organizations. Both officers and men received regular training in the techniques of land warfare at the gunnery school, HMS Excellent, at Portsmouth.
On station South Africa
Circa 1900
Captain Sparkes CMG, and the Officers of the Cruiser Forte. Left to right:- Back row: Sub-Lt. Maryatt, Asst Engineer Begg. 2nd Row: Clerk Brown, Torpedo Gunner Holland, Carpenter Deacon, Gunner Oliver, Lt. P Johnson, Asst Paymaster Charles, Rev Tod, Lt J M Steel. 3rd Row: Surgeon Bunton, Lt. Massy Dawson Lt. G P Hunt, Capt R C Sparkes, Chief Engineer Affs, Lt. Barber, Paymaster Petch. Front row: Boatswain Steel, Engineer Brown and ship's Surgeon Bean.
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$835.00 |
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3568 |
SCARCE // BLUE JACKETS
// NAVAL BRIGADE
QSA NAMED TO: 127134. A-B. F. MITCHELL. H.M.S. DORIS Clasp: CAPE COLONY, PAARDEBERG & DRIEFONTEIN. Condition: GVF.
Naval brigades were detachments from ships consisting of seamen and Royal Marines (which were soldiers on board ships) who were landed ashore to undertake naval operations or to support the army in a wide variety of campaigns. During the period from 1850-1914, the Navy did not fight any ship-to-ship actions, and most British seamen who were on active service in operations did so as part of a Naval Brigade. The Naval Brigades were professional organizations. Both officers and men received regular training in the techniques of land warfare at the gunnery school, HMS Excellent, at Portsmouth.
The London Illustrated News. The Caption Reads: CHRISTENING JOE CHMABERLAIN This one shows the guns from HMS Monarch and HMS Doris
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$1,350.00 |
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3572 |
QSA NAMED TO: 9085. TPR. L. SMITH. 10th. NEW ZEALAND CONT. Clasps: Transvaal & S.A. 1902. New Zealand contingent-Col. Porter commanding-Marching past Her Majesty
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$325.00 |
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3577 |
QSA NAMED TO: 2617. SERJT. J. CRAWFORD. ROYAL IRISH RIFLES. Clasps: Cape Colony & Orange Free State. Condition: VF |
$365.00
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3580 |
SCARCE
QSA NAMED TO:5025. BUGLER. F. COX. RIFLE BRIGADE. Clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State & South Africa 1902 Condition: EF Comes with research |
$498.00 |
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3582 |
QSA NAMED TO: 8687. PTE. H.T. DOYLE. 1st. REGT. 10th. NEW ZEALAND CONT. Clasp: SOUTH AFRICA 1902. Condition: VF. New Zealand contingent-Col. Porter commanding-Marching past Her Majesty
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$325.00 |
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3583 |
QSA NAMED TO: 9391. PTE. F. BEAM. 2ND. REGT. 10th. NEW ZEALAND CONT. Clasp: SOUTH AFRICA 1902 Condition: GVF. |
$325.00 |
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3584 |
QSA NAMED TO: 8620. PTE. J. MATHER. 1st. REGT. 10th. NEW ZEALAND CONT. Clasp: SOUTH AFRICA 1902 Condition: GVF.
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$325.00 |
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3585 |
KSA named to: 4045. PTE. G. HART. YORK. LIGHT. INFTY. Condition: VF. Comes with research.
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$175.00 |
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3588 |
SCARCE //
QSA NAMED TO: 2579. DRUMMER. R. Mc.ALLISTER. 1/ ROYAL. INNIS. FUSILIERS. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, TUGELA HEIGHTS, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, BELFAST & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. Ghost Dates on the reverse field. Condition: VF.
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$675.00 |
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3591
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Lieutenant General Sir Brian
Horrocks wrote, "The RHA can justifiably claim to have QSA NAMED TO: 96924. GUNNER. A.J. MOORE. O. BATTERY. ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY. Clasps: RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, PAARDEBERG, DRIEFONTEIN, JOHANNESBURG, DIAMOND HILL & BELFAST GHOST DATED ON THE REVERSE FIELD. Condition: GVF.
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$600.00 |
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3593 |
QSA NAMED TO: 73040. DRIVER. H. CONSTABLE. ROYAL ARTILLERY. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, PAARDEBERG, DRIEFONTEIN, JOHANNESBURG, DIAMOND HILL, WITTEBERGEN & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. Condition: VF. Comes with research. Served in a Maxim Gun Unit in the year 1900. The Maxim machine-gun was adopted by the British Army in 1889. It was first used by Britain's colonial forces in the Matabele war in 1893-94. In one engagement, fifty police of the Rhodesian character company fought off 5,000 Matabele warriors with just four Maxim guns. The design was taken over by the Vickers Company and was used by the British Army for over seventy years.
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$725.00 |
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3596 |
SCARCE//QSA //NAVAL
BRIGADE
QSA named to: 156298. A-B. G.B. BALD WIN . H.M.S. TARTER. Clasps: Tugela Heights, Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal & Laing's Nek. Condition: GVF. Naval brigades were detachments from ships consisting of seamen and Royal Marines (which were soldiers on board ships) who were landed ashore to undertake naval operations or to support the army in a wide variety of campaigns. During the period from 1850-1914, the Navy did not fight any ship-to-ship actions, and most British seamen who were on active service in operations did so as part of a Naval Brigade. The Naval Brigades were professional organizations. Both officers and men received regular training in the techniques of land warfare at the gunnery school, HMS Excellent, at Portsmouth.
A.B. C.B. Baldwin, H.M.S. Tartar. Roll confirms, also served WW1 killed in action at JUTLAND 31/5/1916 serving on H.M.S. Queen Mary HMS Queen Mary with picture Admiral John R Jellicoe. Battle of Jutland 31st may 1916.
Naval Battle which took place on the west coast of Jutland, Both the Germans and the British claimed victory. The Germans because they sank more ships. The British because the German High seas fleet would never again venture from there ports for the rest of the war. The German main fleet consisted of 16 Dreadnaught Battleships and 6 pre-dreadnaught battleships, 11 Light Cruisers and 72 destroyers. The British Fleet consisted of Admiral Jellicoe's fleet of 28 Dreadnaught battleships and 3 battle cruisers and Admiral Beatty's force of 6 battle cruisers and 4 fast battleships. The Germans had planned to sail from the Baltic to the north sea with the plan to engage the British Battle Cruisers in Norwegian waters. But due to German radio messages being intercepted by the British the British Grand fleet were alerted. British Battleships and Cruisers at The Battle of Jutland
7 destroyers were lost from the Flotillas, of 1st, 4th, 9th, 10thj, 11th, 12th , and 13th Flotillas.
GERMAN FLEET
2 Destroyers were lost from the 1st,2,d,3rd,5th,6th,7th and 9th Flotilla.
Comes will roll and copy of Commonwealth War Graves Commission sheet.
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$1,775.00
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3597 |
QSA // NEW ZEALAND
QSA named to: 7935. TPR. A. MATHER. NEW ZEALAND MOUNTED RIFLES 9th CONTINGENT. Clasps: Transvaal & South Africa 1902 Condition: VF. The New Zealander Mounted Rifles were renowned for their shooting ability while on horseback. |
$465.00 |
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3599 |
QSA named to: 3492. PTE. A. JOWETT. 7th. (QUEEN'S OWN) HUSSARS. Clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & 1902. Condition: EF. |
$325.00 |
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3901 |
QSA named to: 4434. L/Cpl. A. FILEWOOD. 20th HUSSARS. Clasps: ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. Condition: EF |
$295.00 |
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3903 |
SCARCE // IRISH
LANCERS
QSA named to: 4839. PTE. W. RUSH. 5/LANCERS. (ROYAL IRISH LANCERS). Clasps: Defense of Ladysmith, Orange Free State & Belfast. Condition: EF Faint Ghost Dates on the reverse field. |
$675.00 |
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3904 |
QSA named to: 4697. PTE. A. THOMAS. 7th DRAGOON GUARDS. (PRINCESS ROYALS). Clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State & Transvaal. Condition: GVF. |
$250.00 |
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3908 |
QSA named to: 3593. SERJT. J. EAST. 2nd. DRAGOON GUARDS (QUEEN'S BAYS). Clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal & South Africa 1901 & 1902. Condition: VF
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$350.00 |
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3909 |
QSA named to: 4148. PTE. E.C. HOWS. 13th HUSSARS. Clasps: Orange Free State & Transvaal. Condition: EF. Faint Ghost Dates on the reverse field. |
$265.00 |
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3913 |
QSA named to: 3852. PTE. E. SIMMONDS. 18th HUSSARS. Clasp: NATAL Condition: EF. Ghost Dates on the reverse field.
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$400.00
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3920 |
SCARCE TO AN
OFFICER //
QSA named to: E.S. SMART. IMPERIAL YEOMANY. ( 94th COY., 24th BN. I.Y.) From 21st. Middlesex V.R.C. Clasps: Cape Colony, South African 1901 & 1902. Condition: GVF. Comes with copy of the roll. |
$525.00 |
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3921 |
IRISH RIFLES //
QSA named to: 2984. PTE. J. FERRON. 2/ROYAL IRISH RIFLES. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & TRANSVAAL. Condition: VF.
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$300.00 |
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3930 |
SCARCE SINGLE CLASP QSA //
QSA named to: 4743. PTE. J.H. TAPPIN. RIFFLE BRIGADE. Clasp: DEFENCE OF LADYSMITH Condition: GVF. |
$535.00 |
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3934 |
QSA named to: 68596. SEJt. J.W. KEMP. 53: B. ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. Clasps: DEFENCE OF LADYSMITH, LAING'S NEK, BELFAST & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. Condition: NEF. Comes with Research.
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$455.00 |
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3937 |
SCARCE COMBINATION OF CLASPS TO THE REGIMENT //
QSA named to: 3425. PTE. J. WATKINS. ROYAL SCOTS. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, WEPENER, TRANSVAAL and WITTEBERGEN. Condition: VF. Rare to see a WEPENER clasps to a front line regiment -- THE ROYAL SCOTS.
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$1,675.00 |
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3941 |
QSA named to: 35588. PTE. W. H. SEAMAN. 75th. COY. IMPERIAL YEOMANY. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, S.A. 1901 & 1902. Condition: GVF. Sharpshooter. |
$295.00 |
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3942 |
QSA named to: 5118. BOY. J.H. BUCKINGHAM. L'POOL. REGT. Clasp: NATAL. Condition: VF. Comes with research.
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$425.00 |
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3944
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QSA named to: 2182. PTE. F. WARMAN. WELSH. REGT. Clasps: RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY, PAARDEBERG, DRIEFONTEIN & TRANSVAAL. GHOST DATES ON THE REVERSE FIELD. Condition: VF.
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$395.00 |
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3947 |
SCARCE SINGLE CLASP NATAL TO
THE 19th HUSSARS //
QSA named to: 2320. PTE. F. W. COOK. 19th. HUSSARS. Clasp; NATAL. Condition: NEF. Comes with Research.
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$495.00 |
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3948 |
DRUMMER //
QSA named to: 5875. G.J. NEVILLE. DRUMMER. ROYAL SCOTS. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & BELMONT. Condition: GVF.
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$425.00 |
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3952 |
RARE THREE BAR QSA TO THE
MARINES //
QSA named to: PTE. 9467. C.A.R. WALKER. ROYAL MARINES. H.M.S. MONARCH. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, JOHANNESBURG & DIAMOND HILL. GHOST DATES on the reverse side. Condition: NEF. Only 31 medals to the marines to
this Ship (H.M.S. Monarch).
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$1,350.00
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3954 |
QSA WITH RARE COMBINATION OF
CLASPS //
QSA named to: BEARER. F. HERRING. NATAL. VOL. AMBULANCE CORPS. Clasps: TUGELA HEIGHTS, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & TRANSVAAL. Condition: GVF. Bearer Frank Herring had originally served with the 1st. Cheshire Volunteer Company, resigning and attesting at Durban on the 9th December 1899.
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$600.00
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3955 |
RARE QSA (Rhodesia Regiment), with the RHODESIA clasp // QSA named to: 462. TPr. S.H. COLLIS. S. RHODESIA. VOLS. Clasp: RHODESIA Condition: NEF. S.H. Collis was a member of the contingent which met and escorted Rhodes's coffin to it's burial spot in the Matopos. Comes with research
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$775.00 |
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3957 |
QSA named to: ORD. D. THOMSON. IMPERIAL HOSPITAL CORPS. Clasps: NATAL & SOUTH ARICAL 1901 Condition: NEF. Interior of a ward at a military hospital in South Africa.
This one shows an army hospital in the Raadzaal.
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$395.00 |
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3959
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SCARCE TO A BUGLER //
QSA named to: 2932. BUGr. J. BLACK. HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY. Clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal & South Africa 1902. Condition: VF.
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$485.00 |
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3960 |
SCARCE TO A TRUMPETER //
QSA named to: 4292. G. WALKER. 2nd. DRAGOONS. (Royal Scots Greys). Clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State & Transvaal. Condition: VF. Appointed a Bandsman in March 1898 and a Trumpeter in February 1900. Comes with Attestation papers. |
$495.00 |
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3961 |
SCARCE //
QSA named to: 4805. DRIVER. J. McALEER. ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS. Clasps: TALANA, Orange Free State & Transvaal. Ghost Dates on the reverse field of the medal. Condition: NEF.
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$925.00 |
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3962 |
QSA named to: A. AITKEN. IMPERIAL MILITARY RAILSWAYS. Original Ribbon and Pin. Condition: NEF.
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$265.00 |
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3964 |
QSA named to: J. Mc DONALD. CAPE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. Condition: GVF.
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$285.00 |
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3965 |
QSA named to: A. BOGLE. IMPERIAL MILITARY RAILWAYS. Condition: GVF.
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$275.00 |
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3968 |
QSA named to: 9962. SAPPER. W.A. ANDERSON. TEL. Bn. R.E. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL & S.A. 1902. Condition: GVF. Total number of QSA awards - 290 to the Battalion. This does not include the 1st. Div. Tel. Batt. which is on separate section of same roll WO 100 159. Comes with confirmation of the above. |
$295.00 |
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3971 |
QSA named to: 3945, OTE, R. HARLING. 18/HUSSARS Clasps: NATAL, TRANSVAAL & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. Faint Ghost dates on the reverse field. Condition: NEF. Comes with research. |
$495.00
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3972 |
QSA named to: BR. H. WOOD. NATAL VOL. AMBULANCE CORPS. Clasp: RELIEF OF LADYSMITH Condition: NEF.
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$585.00 |
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3973 |
SCARCE // Single
NATAL CLASP
QSA named to: 3434. PTE. L. HINCE. 19th HUSSARS. Clasp: NATAL Condition: NEF. |
$775.00 |
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3977 |
QSA named to: LIEUT. ASST. RAILWAY. STAFF. OFFICER. C. HOUSLEY. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL, S.A. 1901 & S.A. 1902. Condition: GVF. Comes with research including Gazette.
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$565.00 |
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3978 |
SCARCE to an Officer
and a rare Regt. //
QSA named to: LIEUT. A. E. CHALMERS. S. RHODESIA VOLS. Clasps: RHODESIA AND RELIEF OF MAFEKING. Confirmed on the Roll. A copy comes with the medal. Condition: GVF.
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$1,895.00 |
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3979 |
QSA named to: MR. J. GLEN. MILITARY RAILWAY. Clasp: CAPE COLONY. Condition: VF. A civilian working for the British Military on the Railways in South Africa during the Boer War. Looks like original ribbon. |
$300.00 |
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3980 |
QSA named to: 3031. PTE. J. Mc. ALLISTER. ROYAL IRISH RILFES. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STAT & TRANSVAAL. Condition: GVF. |
$565.00
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3981 |
SCARCE to an Officer of the Scottish Rifles. QSA named to: CAPTAIN. H.H. SMITH. SCOTTISH RIFLES. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & S.A. 1901. Condition: NEF. |
$925.00 |
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3983 |
SCARCE // COMBINATION OF CLASPS FOR A NEW ZEALAND REGT. QSA named to: 4028. TRP. J.M.D. LODDER. 7TH NEW ZEALAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Clasps: ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 & SOUTH AFRICA 1902. Condition: GVF. |
$775.00 |
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3984 |
QSA named to: 20169. S. STH. J. RAYNER. REMOUNT DEPOT. Clasps: TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 & SOUTH AFRICA 1902. Condition: NEF. Irvine Rayner was born in the parish of Gawthorpe, near the town of Ossett, Yorkshire and attested for the Royal Field Artillery at Bradford on 11 Nov., 1901. A shoeing smith by trade, he was 33 and served in South Africa from 28 Nov, 1901 until 15th Nov., 1902 at the Remount Deport in Pretoria. He was discharged on termination of his engagement at home on 13 Dec, 1902. Comes with Attestation papers. |
$475.00 |
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3985 |
SCARCE // NAVAL BRIGADE QSA WITH SEVEN BATTLE CLASPS // QSA named to: 190306. A.B. C. PERRY. H.M.S. DORIS. (NAVAL BRIGADE). Clasps: BELMONT, MODDER RIVER, PAARDEBERG, DRIEFONTEIN, JOHDIAANNESBURG, DIMOND HILL & BELFAST Condition: GVF.
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$3,450.00 |
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3986 |
SCARCE CLASP // QSA named to: 3596. PRE. J. BISHOP. 1: LEIC: REGT. Clasps: TALANA, DEFENCE OF LADYSMITH, LAING'S NEK & BELFAST. Condition: GVF. |
$895.00 |
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3987 |
SCARCE // QSA named to: 114. PTE. W. TAYLOR. N.W. WALES. MOUNTED RIFLES. Clasps: CAPE COLONY & ORANGE FREE STATE Condition: GVF. |
$1,495.00 |
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3988
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NAVAL BRIGADE // QSA named to: 287824. STO. W. ARNELL. H.M.S. TERRIBLE. Clasps: TUGELA HEIGHTS & RELIEFE OF LADYSMITH. Condition: GVF. |
$1,495.00 |
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3990 |
QSA named to: 4063. CORPL. A. CLARE. 13th HUSSARS. Clasps: TUGELA HEIGHTS, ORANGE FREE STATE, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH & TRANSVAAL. Condition: GVF. |
$425.00 |
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3991 |
A GREAT COMBINSATION OF CLASPS TO THE 17th LANCERS.
QSA named to: 4004. PTE. SH. STH. R. STARSMEARE. 17/LANCERS Clasps: CAPE COLNEY, JOHANNESBURG, DIAMOND HILL & WITT.
Condition: GVF. |
$600.00 |
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3992 |
QSA named to: 3904. PTE. F. ARTHURTON. 6th. LANCERS. Clasps: JOHANNESBURG & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. TOP BAR IS LOOSE AS ISSUED. Condition: VF. Comes with research.
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$425.00 |
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3993 |
QSA named to: 6566. PTE. J. FISHER. WELSH REGT. Clasps: TRANVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 & 1902. Condition: GVF. Casualty Details: YPRES (MENIN GATGE) MEMORIAL WWI. GRAVE/MEMORIAL REF: PANEL 37. SERVICE NUMBER: 15866. DATE OF DEATH 17/02/1915 1st BN. WELSH REGT. Comes with research.
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$650.00 |
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3994 |
QSA named to: 5116. PTE. F. WENDERS. 17th LANCERS. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, JOHANNESBURG, DIAMOND HILL & WITTEBERGEN. Condition: GVF. |
$650.00 |
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3995 |
DRUMMER // QSA named to: 3869. DMR (DRUMMER) M. THOMPSON. E. LANCASHIRE. REGT. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & JOHANNESBURG. Condition: VF. |
$395.00 |
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3996 |
QSA named to: 5190. PTE. J. GIBB. 12th LANCERS. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 & 1902. Condition: VF. Origian Ribbon and Pin for wear.
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$325.00 |
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3997 |
SCARCE TO THE IRISH RIFLES //
QSA named to: 2234. PTE. T. HUNTER. 2nd/BN. ROYAL IRISH RIFLES. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & TRANSVAAL. GHOST DATES ON THE REVERSE FIELD. TAKEN PRISONER OF WAR AT STROMBERG 10th. DECEMBER 1899. Condition: GVF. |
$675.00 |
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3998 |
SCARCE TO THE IRISH RIFLES // FIVE CLASPS
QSA named to:6223. PTE. J. CAMPBELL. ROYAL RIFLES. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSAVAAL, 1901 & 1902. Condition: GVF.
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$625.00 |
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4200 |
SCARCE to a BUGLER
QSA named to: 2962. BUGLAR B. DONOGHUE. KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & TRANSVAAL. Condition: VF.
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$525.00 |
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4201 |
SCARCE TO A SURGEON
QSA named to: R.W. DODGESON. SURGEON. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL & SOUTH AFRICA 1901 Condition: GVF. Entitled to an OBE.
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$675.00 |
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4202 |
SCARCE SEVEN CLASP MEDAL // QSA named to: 1101. PTE. F. FORD. 1st/Bn. RIFLE BRIGADE. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, TUGELA HEIGHTS, ORANGE FREE STATE, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, TRANSVAAL, LAINGE'S NEK & SOUTH AFRICA 1901 Condition: GVF. Comes with research papers.
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$680.00 |
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4203 |
SCARCE TO A TRUMPETER // QSA named to:3889. TRUMPETER. W.J. JAMES. 2nd DRAGOON GUARDS (QUEEN'S BAYS). Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 & 1902. Condition: GVF. Comes with research and a copy of his service papers. Trumpeter W.J. James was born at St. Mary's Dover. He enlisted at the age of 14 years 1 month as a boy soldier Trumpeter 1895. He married Sarah Elizabeth Appleby on 8.5.01. He was serverly wounded at Leeuwkop on 1st April 1902. Discharged on 13th June 1913. His LS7GC awarded 1.10.1910. His address on discharge was C/O Sergeants Mess, Riding School, Larks Lane, Liverpool. (M.I.C.) In March 1902 Lawley's brigade was moved to Springs in the Tranvaal and on 1st April had severe fighting. In his despatch of 8th April Lord Kitchener says that Colonel Lawley sent out Colonel Fanshawe with three squadrons of Queen's Bays and 30 National Scouts to make a detour preparatory to co-operating with his own advance. At 3:15 a.m. Fanshawe surrounded a farm, where several Boers were captured, he then went on and tried to surround a laager, but the enemy were on the alert and he "was received by a heavy fire and realising that he was in presence of superior numbers, ordered a gradual retirement upon Leeuwkop. Close fighting then went on for serveral hours. The Bays, who skillfully handled, retired steadily by alternate squadrons, whilst the Boers followed, pressing the withdrawal with the greatest determination and persistence." Leewkop was found to be in the enemy's hands and Fanshawe had to make for another ridge "where he received the timely support of the 7th Hussars and Lieut-Colonel Lawley's guns." The Boers then fell quickly back. "In this affair the Bays were capably handled and displayed steadiness and gallantry in face of superior numbers, and their losses were, I regret to say, heavy. Two squadron-leaders and 10 noncomissioned officer and men were killed and 5 officers and 59 men were wounded." He is listed in A MILITARY HISTORY OF PERTHSHIRE. A good photo of him in his kilt is there.
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$850.00 |
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4205 |
QSA named to: MR. R. J. MACE. IMPERIAL MILITARY RAILWAY Clasps: CAPE COLONY. Condition: GVF.
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$225.00 |
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4206 |
QSA named to: 32887. E. B. NICOLS. BORDER HORSE. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, TRANSVAAL & WITTEBERGEN. Condition: GVF.
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$300.00 |
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4207 |
QSA named to: 2403. TRPR. G.T. KOLLER. NEW ZEALAND MOUNTED RIFLES Clasps: CAPE COLONY, RHODESIA, TRANSVAAL & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. Condition: GVF. Comes with Research.
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$800.00 |
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4208 |
QSA named to: 239. PTE. R.W. SEALE. RAILWAY PIONEER REGT. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL & SOUTH AFRICA 1901. Condition: GVF.
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$250.00 |
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4209 |
SCARCE TO A DRUMMER // QSA named to: 6523. DRUMMER. V.F. ASBRIDGE. WILTSHIRE. REGT. No Clasp Condition: GVF.
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$385.00 |
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4210 |
SCARCE CLASP COMBINATION FOR THE UNIT.
QSA named to:391. PTE. JSY. GRANT. QUEENSTOWN. R.V. Clasps: CAPE COLONY & WITTEBERGEN. Condition: GVF. |
$400.00 |
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4211 |
SCARCE TO A DRUMMER // QSA named to: 8667. DRUMMER. FREDERICK. WHITAKER. EAST LANCASHIRE REGT. (3rd. Bn. MILITIA). Clasps: CAPE COLONY & ORANGE FREE STATE. Condition: GVF. Comes with Research.
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$495.00
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4212 |
SCARCE TO A DRUMMER // QSA named to: 1661. DRUMMER HENRY G. STAFFORD. EAST SURREY REGT. (The 4t.). No Clasp. Condition: GVF. Comes with Research.
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$350.00 |
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4214 |
SCARCE TO A DRUMMER // QSA named to: 8536. DRUMMER. A. STANTON. ROYAL. WARWICKSHIRE. REGT. (6th. MILITIA Bn.). Clasps. CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE &SOUTH AFRICA 1901. Condition: GVF. Comes with Research. |
$495.00 |
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4215 |
AN OFFICER // QSA named to: LIEUT. T.L. CHISENHALL-MARSH. MIDDEX. REGT. Clasps. CAPE COLONY, JOHANNESBURG, DIAMOND HILL WITTEGERGEN &SOUTH AFRICA 1901 (loose on the medal as issude.) ORIGIAN SILVER PIN BACK Condition: GVF. Comes with copy of the roll
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$585.00 |
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4216 |
SCARCE TO A DRUMMER // QSA named to: 503. PTE. A. DAVIDSON. RLY. PNR. REGT. Clasps. CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & TRANSVAAL Condition: GVF. Comes with copy of the roll.. |
$225.00 |
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4217 |
SCARCE RHODESIA SINGLE CLASP // QSA named to: 15507. TPR. A.E. SHAW. 75th. coy. 18TH. COY. 18th. IMP. YEO. Clasp: RHODESIA Condition: GVF. |
$845.00 |
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4218 |
QSA named to: 5163. SERGT. W. WEBB. 17/ LANCERS Clasps: CAPE COLONY, S.A. 1901 & S.A. 1902 Condition: GVF |
$360 .00 |
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4219
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SCARCE QSA named to: 7470. PTE. N. REYNOLDS. WELSH REGT. Clasps: RELIEF OF KIMBERLY, PAARDEBERG, DRIEFONTEIN, JOHANNEBURG, DEAMOND HILL, BELFAST & S.A. 1901 Condition: GVF. |
$695 .00 |
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4220 |
QSA named to: E.R. HARWOOD. SURGEON Clasps: CAPE COLONY, WITTEBERGEN, TRANSVAAL & S.A. 1901 Condition: VF SCARE TO SEE A BATTLE CLASP ON A SURGEON'S MEDAL. |
$385 .00 |
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4221 |
QSA named to: 7957. PTE. F. BRUTON. ROYAL IRISH REGT. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL, S.A. 1901 & S.A. 1902 Condition: GVF |
$425.00 |
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4222
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QSA named to: 4608. PTE. W.C. HATCH. ROYAL DUBLIN FUS. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, TALANA, TUGELA HEIGHTS, ORANGE FREE STATE, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH & TRANSVAAL Condition: GVF Comes with Research. |
$795 .00 |
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4223 |
QSA named to: 4626. PTE. A.J. H. BROCK. 16th LANCERS. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, S.A. 1901 & S.A. 1902 Condition: NEF (NICELY TONED) DIED OF DISEASE AT CLANWILLIAN ON 23rd APR. 1902 |
$375 .00 |
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4224 |
QSA named to: 4592. PTE. W.R. CRICKETT. 12th, LANCERS Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL S.A. 1901 & S.A. 1902 Condition: VF |
$275 .00 |
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4225 |
QSA named to: 2405. PTE. J. MEGGET. GORDON HIGHLANDERS Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & BELFAST Condition: VF OLD RIBBON
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$325 .00 |
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4226 |
QSA named to: 76890. GUNNER. H, STEVENS. R.G.A. Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE & TRANSVAAL Condition: GVF |
$275 .00 |
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4227 |
QSA named to: 3760. CORPL. W. McDONALD. NEW ZEALAND MOUNTED RIFLES Clasps: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL, S.A. 1901 & S.A. 1902 Condition: GVF Last two clasps loose on ribbon. Old Ribbon |
$465 .00 |
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4228 |
QSA named to. 4104. PTE. J. ALLANDER. 12th ROAYL LANCERS. Clasps: RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY, PAARDEBERG, DRIEFONTEIN. JOHANNESBURG & WITTEBERGEN. Condition: GVF
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$395.00 |
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