Great Britain. A Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902 To Nursing Sister Collins Newly Listed holding his rifle aloft with
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holding his rifle aloft with his cap on the end of the rifle in his right hand and holding a Canadian flag in his left hand
The engine was hit and the hostile machine brought down
WWII Naval Carpentry Proficiency 1st Class Badge and Belt with Buckle - Carpentry Proficiency Badge 1st Class (two-piece construction
1 Clasp - 8th Army
have a standing and historical interest similar to the well-known Aztec Society and the Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Great Britain. A Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902 To Nursing Sister Collins Newly Listed holding his rifle aloft with(NURSING SISTER C. L. COLLINS) Naming is impressed with two small rim bums, very fine. Provenance: Ex. Spink & Son Oct. 1999.
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