Sold

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 four clasps "CC,OFS,BELFAST,SA 01" Impressed  6934 Pte.A.J.Waghorn.  1st.ESSEX Rgt.

VF SOLD

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 four clasps "CC,OFS,T.SA 01" impressed 5866 Pte.F. Horne.  2nd. WILTS.Regt.

VF SOLD 

Trio : Egypt 1882 undated, two clasps ; "EL-TEB_TAMAAI, THE NILE 1884-85", Queen South Africa medal 1899 seven clasps "R of K, Paard, Dreif, Jo'Burg, D.Hill, Witt, SA01" and Khedive Star dated 1884-6.

Egypt medal engraved in 10th Hussars style (see footnote) 1572 PTE A. GERRARD 10TH RL. HUSSARS (note; two "R's" in Gerrard). QSA CORRECTLY IMPRESSED 1572 SQ: S. MAJOR. A. GERARD. 10TH HUSSARS. Khedive star unnamed as issued.

Footnote: "Send one officer to London to pick up (c. 300) Egypt Medals for your regiment, to be named regimentally in time for Prince of Wales' inspection of the regiment at Shorncliffe" (Ref. Royal Mint Letter, dated 17 June 1884, to Colonel Wood, C/O 10th Hussars).

1st Good F, 2nd & 3rd VF  SOLD  

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, three clasps "CC, OFS & 01" impressed "2521 TPR. Z. C. MATHEINS S. A. LT HORSE ."

VF  SOLD

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 three clasps "OFS, T, SA01" correctly impressed to 22381 TPR: A. H. SMITHDORP KITCHENER'S F. S.

Note: Also appears as SMITSDORFF on rolls

VF SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, five clasps "CC, OFS, T, 01, 02" impressed "2090 3rd Cl. Tpr. J. Templeton, S.A.C."

NOTE: James Templeton was born in Dumfries in May 1876 and was living in Glasgow at the time of his enlistment in the South African Constabulary in London in February 1901. Appointed a 3rd Class Trooper in the Eastern Division of the S.A.C., he was promoted to 2nd Class Trooper in December 1901 and discharged at Heidelberg in December 1902; sold with copied attestation and service record. 

Edge bruise, very fine SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, three clasps "CC, OFS, T" impressed "1129 TPR R. E. LEWIS Kimberley Lt. Horse "

Note: Medal Roll shows service with Driscoll’s Scouts (932) and the Provisional Transvaal Constabulary (1^st ILH as number 1532).  Also entitled to “South Africa 1902” clasp (not KSA)

VF SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, three clasps "CC, OFS, T" impressed "20042 TPR; T. MACMENEMY BRABANTS HORSE"

Multiple EK's and bruising around rim otherwise VF. SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, five clasps "CC, OFS, T, 01, 02" impressed "27200 TPR; J. R. BUSH P. OF W. LT; HORSE"

NOTE: Comes with a note stating “wounded 18/5/01" and that he was "born in USA from Texas”. Further research required

EK's around 3 o'clock otherwise VG SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, one clasp "CC" impressed "985 PTE B. N. KEMP FRONTIER LT. HORSE"

VF SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, two clasps "CC, OFS" impressed "1370 3rd C: TPR: E. R. PHILLIPS S.A.C"

EK at 7 o’clock otherwise VF SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, one clasps "01" impressed "951 TPR. P. D. WARWICK NATAL CBNRS"

VF SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, one clasp "t" impressed "J. A. THOMPSON. IMP. MIL. RLYS"

Note: Listed as fireman on medal roll

EF SOLD

Single: Queen's South Africa 1899-1902, three clasps "CC, OFS, T" impressed "36 TPR. F. BATES KITCH: F. SCOUTS"

VF SOLD

Pair: Queen South Africa Medal 1899 two clasps "T, SA02" and British War Medal (missing 1914/15 Star & Victory Medal). QSA impressed 5595 PTE F. DELLAR SCOTTISH RIFLES (bars confirmed on roll) and BWM impressed  738 PTE F. DELLAR 9 BN AIF (Reffered to as either Dellar or Deller)

Previous service recorded on attestation papers as 6 years Cameronians & 6 years Medical Corps.

WW1 Australian Service as follows;

Emb. 2^nd March 1915

Detached to duty with transport section 25^th April 1915

Arrived at Alexandria ex Gallipoli Peninsula 19^th May 1915

Re-joined unit 4^th June 1915

Private Dellar appears to have lasted the whole of the Gallipoli campaign with the 9^th Battalion only to take his own life on board the HMAT Grampian (after the evacuation, leaving Lemnos area for Alexandria).

The board of enquiry (extract supplied under photo of medals) shows that whilst off duty, Private Dellar shot himself in the head (with his own rifle) whilst everyone was asleep in his cabin. The board also went on to class his death as being caused by “Misadventure” no doubt to save any further heartache by his family. A very tragic ending to a veteran of two wars.

Good VF SOLD 

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 four clasps "OFS, T. SA01, SA02" correctly impressed to 4239 PTE T. E. JONES 3RD HUSSARS

VF SOLD

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 one clasp "CC,OFS,T" engraved Cav.style. 5075 Pte.H.Clarke 6/Drgns

VF SOLD 

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 one clasp "CC"  impressed 731 Pte.F.Putzier. Frontier Light Horse

Gd VF SOLD 

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 one clasp " CC"  impressed  298 Tpr.F.Preston. W. Prov .M.R.

Gd VF SOLD

Single :QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 two clasps "CC,WITT." Impressed  527 Pte. S. Kipps. Queenstown R.V.

VF SOLD

Single :QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 two clasps "CC,OFS". Impressed  845 Pte. J. Putney. Uitenhage V.R.

GD VF SOLD

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 four clasps "CC,T,WITT,01". Impressed  43899 Gnr.F. McCann 8 B.RFA 

Gd VF SOLD

Single : QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1899 four clasps "CC, T, LAINGS NEK, SA 01" Impressed  7869 PTE A. JERRAT. SCOTTISH RIFLES

Near EF SOLD