A South African Medal For War Services 1939-1945 GTRexclude steel scabbard exhibits extensive black

steel scabbard exhibits extensive black paint loss and scratches from active usage

was killed March 10th 1915 and is remembered on the Loos Memorial

He returned to England

The Cemetery is in the north eastern part of the village on the south east side of the road to Malincourt

on one wound ribbon)

A South African Medal For War Services 1939-1945 GTRexclude steel scabbard exhibits extensive blackA South African Medal for War Services 1939 1945 Silver, 36. 5 mm, original ribbon, dark patina, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: Men and women who served for at least two years in any official voluntary organization in South Africa or overseas qualified for this medal, so long as the service was both voluntary and unpaid. Those who already had the Africa Service Medal were ineligible, but exceptions exist. The medals were issued un