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In memory of
Our Citizen Soldiers
The City Imperial Volunteers
Who died in South Africa
1900

LIEUTENANT W B L ALT

PRIVATE J. C. APPLEFORD
PRIVATE F. N. AYLEN
PRIVATE E. L. BEARDWELL
PRIVATE J. R. BLOTT
LANCE-SERGEANT H. J. BONE
PRIVATE J. H. BRICE
PRIVATE M. BRUCE
PRIVATE A. CALLINGHAM
PRIVATE R. D. CAMERON
PRIVATE A. W. CANNON
PRIVATE A. CARDEN
SERGEANT P. J. CARR
PRIVATE B. CHEER
PRIVATE A. F. CLEAVE
PRIVATE W. F. COOMBS
PRIVATE G. W. COOPER
PRIVATE A. W. DAWBORN
PRIVATE E. A. DAWSON
PRIVATE C. J. DAY
CORPORAL E. C. F. DAY
CORPORAL T. DYER
CORPORAL A. G. EATLY
COLOUR-SERGEANT E. J. GIBBON
PRIVATE P. GLASSEY
PRIVATE G. E. HALFORD
PRIVATE C. W. HAWKES
PRIVATE G. HOLDER
PRIVATE M. W. HOLLAND
PRIVATE T. G. P. HUMPHERY
PRIVATE H. HUNT

PRIVATE R. S. HUTCHINGS
PRIVATE G. E. IVES
PRIVATE B. JAMES
CORPORAL D. B. JONES
SERGEANT D. P. KINGSFORD
PRIVATE H. MARKS
PRIVATE H. A. MILLER
PRIVATE C. F. NIXON
PRIVATE H. O. PALMER
PRIVATE W. H. PAYNE
PRIVATE P. POOLE
PRIVATE A. R. W, PREUSS
PRIVATE G. ROBERTS
PRIVATE A. E. ROWE
PRIVATE G. E. SARGENT
PRIVATE J. SAY
PRIVATE W. H. SHRIMPTON
PRIVATE F. J. SOFFE
PRIVATE F. H. TATTERSHALL
PRIVATE W. A. THICK
CORPORAL F. W. TOWERS
PRIVATE G. W. M. TUNBRIDGE
PRIVATE H. TUPPEN
PRIVATE A. E. J. VERNUM
PRIVATE W. A. WALKER
PRIVATE G. WALLISS
PRIVATE F. H. WELSBY
PRIVATE C. J. G. WESTON
PRIVATE B. J. WILLIAMS
PRIVATE E. L. YORK
PRIVATE E. A. YOUNG

Just a little addition..... I understand that this is the complete entitlement for Martinson...….

MARTINSON, R. L. (Robert Locker)
REG. NO.: 1435
RANK: PRIVATE
REGT: C.I.V. - CITY OF LONDON IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS
BARS: CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, JOHANNESBURG, DIAMOND HILL

REMARKS / HISTORY:
1. 1914 - 1919 War Medal - 823527 Sergeant R. L. Martinson, 142nd Can. Inf.
2. Territorial Force Efficiency Medal - Edward VII - 226 Corporal R. L. Martinson, 23 / London Regt.

Mike
From memory, that combination of bars on a C.I.V. QSA medal appears to have been quite normal; memory confirmed by a glance at WO100/231. For example, my "1541 Pte. J. McFadden, C.I.V." with clasps CC/OFS/ Joh/DH.
Best regards
IL.
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Thanks IL...…

I was quoting some previous information that I rec'd which has since been edited by the sender removing that information I will do likewise...…

Mike

'The most interesting object in the Guildhall just now is the Vierkleur which the CIV captured at Jacobsdal in March last. It is placed between the flags of the Royal Fusiliers (London Regiment) which Colonel Guyon left in the charge of the City on January 6 before leaving for the front.'

The front page of The Graphic, 3 November 1900