United Kingdom. A Lot of Four Silver Medals and Seven Clasps visually-hidden Wolseley was one of the
Description
Wolseley was one of the special service officers sent to Canada in connection with the Trent incident
and within the continental limits of the United States for an aggregate period of one year
The grip and scabbard being the version having simulated leather on the grip and scabbard
(Wehrmacht Abzeichen und Papier)
United Kingdom. A Lot of Four Silver Medals and Seven Clasps visually-hidden Wolseley was one of theIncludes: 1. Queen's South Africa Medal 1899 1902, to Lance Corporal L. Perkins, York &. C. Regiment (6.. 1 L. CPL. L. PERKINS. YORK: &. C. REGt). Naming was originally impressed in capitals, most of which has been erased. Contact marks, edge nicks, bruised, missing its suspension. 2. Queen's South Africa Medal 1899 1902, 3 Conjoined Clasps: CAPE COLONY, SOUTH AFRICA 1902, DEFENCE OF KIMBERLEY. 3. Queen's South Africa Medal 1899 1902, 4 Independent
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