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How we used to look up QSA medal entitlements 5 years 1 month ago #70880

  • Henk Loots
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Hi
The A-3 copies of QSA/KSA rolls cost me hundreds of pounds and now only take up space in my strongroom. However, they were most useful for verifications in the days before internet accessibility... And fortunately they were bought at between R3- & R4-/£
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How we used to look up QSA medal entitlements 5 years 1 month ago #70883

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djb wrote: Mike,

100/287 is an ideal roll for a Canadian QSA collector.

Do you have a reader too?


Sorry No Reader in the house, but have access to at least 4 in different locations...…

One thing I did get from this collection is a Glass Slide Projector and a Stereopticon Slide Viewer…..

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How we used to look up QSA medal entitlements 5 years 1 month ago #70888

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I also purchased A3 copies of some rolls, oh the postage cost!
I still use them as they are easier on the eyes when trying to decipher some of the comments.

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