United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902, South African Constabulary Hold 1945 and officially retired “on

1945 and officially retired “on completion of a term of voluntary service during an emergency and was transferred to Class E of the General Section of the Reserve” on May 11

The 9th’s prime objective was to capture what was called the Bellevue Spur

Zaitian's father

the reverse cover bearing a maker’s mark of “JOHANN NETZER

remarkable deeds

United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902, South African Constabulary Hold 1945 and officially retired “on1 Clasp CAPE COLONY (777 3RD CL: TPR: W. GERRIE. S. A. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Edge nicks, pitting, contact marks, replacement ribbon, fine. Footnote: William Gerrie was born on December 8, 1879 in Scotland. He enlisted on April 18, 1901 at Heidelberg, naming his next of kin as his father, stating that he was Single and that his trade was that of Farmer. Gerrie was a 3rd Class Trooper with the South African Constabulary and had served for