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Medals to the Life Guards 1 day 21 hours ago #100894

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QSA (5) Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Transvaal, Wittebergen (1556. Tr E. A. Brooks. 1/L: Gds:), officially engraved in small, upright capitals.

Together with regimental cloth shoulder badge.

Prisoner at Sannah's Post, 31st March 1900.

QSA verified on WO100/112p2.

Some medals appear to be named Tr and others Tpr.
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Medals to the Life Guards 1 day 21 hours ago #100895

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QSA (6) Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Wittebergen (2059 Tr. A. Rhoades, 2: L-Gds:);
KSA (2) (2059 Tpr: W. H. Rhoades. Life Guards.);
1914-15 Star (Lt. W. H. Rhoades Naudes Scouts.);
British War and Victory Medals, (Lt. W. H. Rhoades.);
Coronation 1902, unnamed as issued

Group loose, some surface heat/fire damage to the first two, good fine thus, trio extremely fine,

M&E say William H. Rhoades served as a Trooper with the 2nd Battalion, Life Guards, in the Second Anglo-Boer War, and is confirmed on the QSA medal roll, but with entitlement to a 5-clasp medal (and not, the clasp to Wittebergen). The KSA roll adds the additional details that he served as part of the Army Signalling Staff.
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