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Hello Members.
Just to give you an update on John Connor’s missing medals.
I have just bought from Floyds medals in the US his KSA.
I now have his India 95/QSA/KSA just the LSGC to find
Happy days.
Nic

That's a great re-unite, Nic, well done!

Congratulations on your reunite! Good luck with the LSGC.

Further to my last post, the KSA is inscribed to 3591 O’Connor which corresponds
to the KSA roll.
Nic

Picture courtesy of Noonan's

QSA (3) Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Belfast (3498. Pte. H. Bryant. 4/D:G:) engraved naming;
KSA (2) (3498 Pte. H. Bryant. 7th. Drgn: Gds:)

Harry Bryant was born in Brentford, Middlesex, and attested for he 4th Dragoon Guards in London on 16 November 1899, having previously served in the Royal Marines. He transferred to the Reserved on 16 April 1897, before being recalled to the Colours on 20 December 1899, and transferred to the 7th Dragoon Guards on 18 January 1900. He served in South Africa during the Boer War from 8 February 1900 to 1 August 1902, and was discharged on 15 September 1902, after 12 years and 304 days’ service.

QSA (3) Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Belfast (3498. Pte. H. Bryant. 4/D:G:) engraved naming;
KSA (2) (3498 Pte. H. Bryant. 7th. Drgn: Gds

I have bought this pair, the QSA is a genuine QSA which hadn’t been scimmed but the engraving is modern. KSA fine

Nic