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INDIAN GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL-CLASP PUNJAB FRONTIER-TO GILMOUR-ARGYLE AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS

Indian General Service Medal (1895) clasp:
PUNJAB FRONTIER 1897-98.
Named to: 4987 PTE,J,GILMOUR 2ND BN.ARG;& SUTH'D: HIGHRS.(correctly engraved naming)
Medal better than very fine, on original ribbon, suspension a little loose.
John Gilmour was born in Greenock, Renfrewshire, about 1875.He attested for the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders on 22nd January, 1894.
He served at home, and in India. He was discharged unfit for further duties on 29th September, 1902.
Discharge papers available online

Code: 52772

185.00 GBP

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QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL-TO ROSCOE-K.O.SCOTS BORDERERS

Queens South Africa Medal (3rd type reverse) clasps:
CAPE COLONY/ORANGE FREE STATE/TRANSVAAL
Named to: 2286 PTE.C.ROSCOE.K.O.SCO BORD
Medal extremely fine.
Medal and clasps confirmed on roll.

Code: 52627

135.00 GBP

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INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL-CLASP JOWAKI 1877-78-TO NORRIS-RIFLE BRIGADE

India General Service Medal (1854) clasp:
JOWAKI 1877-78.
Named to: 2609 PTE.CHAS NORRIS.4 BN.RIFLE BRIGADE.
Medak about extremely fine.
Confirmed on roll.

Code: 52597

265.00 GBP

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QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL-WHITECROSS -FORT BEAUFORT TOWN GURAD

Queens South Africa Medal (3rd type reverse) no clasp
Named to: 67 PTE.W.WHITECROSS F BEAUFORT T.G.
Medal about good very fine, fitted with a WW1 British War Medal suspension bar.
Confirmed on roll entitled to a Cape Colony clasp, only 59 medals issued to unit.

Code: 52595

120.00 GBP

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QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL-RANDALL-PEDDIE DISTRICT MOUNTED TROOPS

Queens South Africa Medal (type 3 reverse) no clasp.
Named to: 169 TPR R.J.RANDALL.PEDDIE D.M.T.
Medal about extremely fine.
Rupert James Randall enlisted in the South East Districts Local Defence Forces on the 8th July 1901.
Confirmed as a no clasp medal-251 medals issued to unit.

Code: 52593

120.00 GBP

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QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL-WOOD-RAND RIFLES

Queens South Africa Medal(3rd type reverse) no clasps
Named to: 2591 PTE,C.WOOD RAND RUFLES.
Medal extremely fine.
Confirmed as a no clasp medal on roll.

Code: 52591

85.00 GBP

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QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL-HOLE-RAILWAY PIONEER REGIMENT

Queens South Africa Medal(type 3 reverse) clasps:
CAPE COLONY/ORANGE FREE STATE/TRANSVAAL.
Named to: 968 PTE.W.J.HOLE.RLY PNR.REGT.
Medal about good very fine.
Clasps confirmed on roll.

Code: 52578

120.00 GBP

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QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL-BANISTER-FRENCH'S SCOUTS-ALSO SERVED WITH THE FIELD INTELLIGENCE DEPT

Queens South Africa Medal (type reverse) clasps:
CAPE COLONY/ORANGE FREE STATE/TRANSVAAL.
Named to: 37755 P.SERJT.E.M.BANNISTER.FRENCH'S SCOUTS.
Medal about extremely fine.
Clasps confirmed on roll-which is marked; sub F.I.D.(Field Intelligence Dept)
Also entitled to a King's South Africa Medal with the Field Intelligence Department.
Edward Martin Bannister was born in 1878 at Forrest Gate,Essex.
His name is listed on the "Old Askeans" South Africa War Memorial, of those who served in the South Africa Campaign (New Cross Haberdashers' Aske's Boy's School, Lewisham ).

Code: 52576

160.00 GBP

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QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL-MASTERS CAPE POLICE

Queens South Africa Medal (type 3 reverse) clasps:
CAPE COLONY/ORANGE FREE STATE
Named to: 2232 PTE.W.MASTERS.CAPE POLICE.
Medal about good very fine, suspension bar slightly twisted, and slack.
Clasps confirmed on roll.
William Edward Masters was born on 7th March, 1880,at Chorlton upon Medlock, Manchester .He attested for the Cape Police on 13th April 1901.At some point, he returned to England, as he is recorded as living at 5, Argyle Street, Lancaster in the 1911 census. He died in 1939.
Cape Police Records available online.

Code: 52575

110.00 GBP

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QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL-HENRY -CAPE COLONY CYCLISTS CORPS.

Queens South Africa Medal, (type 3 reverse) clasps:
CAPE COLONY/SOUTH AFRICA 1902.
Named to: 35238 PTE.R.J.HENRY C.C.C.C.
Medal extremely fine/mint.
Robert James Henry was born in 1882,his next of kin was given as his Sister, who was living at: Norman Villa, Claremont, Cape Town.
He enlisted in the Cape Colony Cyclists Corps on 8th June 1901,trade given as a Bicycle mechanic, Nationality: Colonial. He was discharged on the 5th November, 1901.

Code: 52567

115.00 GBP