Great Britain: Queen's South Africa Medal (QSM),
for the Boer War, with Clasps "South Africa 1901",
"Transvaal", "Orange Free State" and "Cape
Colony".
Attributed to: 5676 PTE J. EDWARDS CHESHIRE
REGI.
(Private J. Edwards, Cheshire Regiment).
The Queen's South Africa Medal was instituted
by Queen Victoria in 1900 and was awarded to
military personnel, civilian officials and war
correspondents who served in South Africa
during the Second Boer War from 11 Oct. 1899
to 31 May 1902.
The clasps:
The "South Africa 1901" clasp was awarded to
all troops who served in South Africa between
01 Jan. 1901 and 31 Dec. 1901, both dates
inclusive, who were not eligible for the King's
South Africa Medal.
The "TRANSVAAL" clasp was awarded to all
troops in the South African Republic between
24 May 1900 and 31 May 1902, who had not
received a clasp for a specific action in the South
African Republic.
The "ORANGE FREE STATE" clasp was awarded
to all troops in the Orange Free State at any time
between 28 Feb. 1900 and 31 May 1902 inclusive,
who had not received a clasp for a specific action
in the Orange Free State.
The "CAPE COLONY" clasp was awarded to all
troops in the Cape of Good Hope at any time
between 11 Oct. 1899 and 31 May 1902 inclusive,
who had not received a clasp for a specific
action in the Cape of Good Hope, or the "Natal"
clasp.
FULL SIZE
2nd Boer War 1899-1902
Item 100% original - vintage but replaced ribbon
Condition as on the photos
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