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United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal With Five Clasps, To Trooper Robert Forbes, Yeoman Infantry
United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal With Five Clasps, To Trooper Robert Forbes, Yeoman Infantry
SKU: ITEM: GB7722
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Instituted 1899 by Queen Victoria. A silver medal, obverse portraying the left facing Queen Victoria, the reverse features the figure of victory holding a laurel wreath with troops in the background, the rim is impressed 23396 PTE R. FORBES. 20TY COY IMP. YEO., worn on a straight bar swivel suspension attached to a replacement ribbon with five clasps: SOUTH AFRICA 1902, SOUTH AFRICA 1901, TRANSVAAL, ORANGE FREE STATE, NATAL, weighs 53.1 grams, polished for brightness, minimal wear, in extremely fine condition.
Accompanied by a copy of Forbes’ service record and appearance on medal rolls.
Footnote: Robert Forbes enlisted for the Yeoman Infantry at the age of 22, on the 29th of January 1901. Prior to enlistment, he was employed as a gardener, in the town of Monifieth, Fofar. He served with the 6th battalion, 20th squadron in the Imperial Yeoman regiment. He was discharged on August 11 1902, at Aldershot.
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