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An Excellent QUEEN's SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL "DEFENCE of LADYSMITH" To: 4683. Pte.C. STOCKDALE. GORDON HIGHLANDERS. ( From Mile End, London )

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An Excellent QUEEN's SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL
"DEFENCE of LADYSMITH"

To: 4683. Pte.C. STOCKDALE. GORDON HIGHLANDERS.
( From Mile End, London )

DISCHARGED IN 1901 as no longer fit for service.

EF+ An exceptionally sharp strike, probably from fresh dies.

TO A MAN WHO SERVED AT A CLASSIC ACTION IN A GREATLY COLLECTED SCOTS REGIMENT
WITH ROLLS & SERVICE PAPERS
£425.00

An Excellent QUEEN's SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL

An Excellent QUEEN's SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL "DEFENCE of LADYSMITH" To: 4683. Pte.C. STOCKDALE. GORDON HIGHLANDERS. ( From Mile End, London )
£425

An Excellent QUEEN's SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL "DEFENCE of LADYSMITH" To: 4683. Pte.C. STOCKDALE. GORDON HIGHLANDERS. ( From Mile End, London ) An exceptionally sharp strike, probably from fresh dies.