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Picture courtesy of Warwick and Warwick

Described as:

QSA (1) Cape Colony Clasp and 1902 KSA both clasps to 1012 Pte A. Lush D.E.O.V. Rif (D.E.O.V.R.C. on KSA)

Picture courtesy of Baldwin's

QSA (3) Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, (1229 C. Serjt: Maj T. Hall. D. of E. O. V. Rif:);
KSA (2) (1229 C. S. Major. T.F. Hall. D.E.O.V.R.C.);
Natal 1906 (1) (Sgt: T.F. Hall Natal Rangers.);
Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, (No 1295 Ser T.F. Hall Trans. Scotth)

Sold with a Transvaal Scottish Volunteers watch Fob inscribed to the reverse (Presented by B. Company. Sergt Hall Table BIV 1910).

From the next Baldwin's auction:

QSA (1) Cape Colony, (217 Coy. Sjt: Mjr: C. W. J. Colton. D. Of E. V.R.);
KSA (2) (217 C.S. Major. C.W.J. Colton. D.E.O.V.R.C.)
1902 Coronation Medal, bronze, unnamed as issued

Picture courtesy of Noonan's

QSA (1) Cape Colony (2352 Pte. H. L. Cane [sic]. D. of E. Own VR);
KSA (2) (2352 Pte. H. L. Caine. D.E.O.VRC.)

Picture courtesy of Spink

CCHGSM (1) Basutoland (Pte. L. Linde. C. T. Rifs.);
QSA (2) Cape Colony, South Africa 1901 (26 Pte. L. Linde. D. of E. Own V.R.), unofficial rivets between clasps;
Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service, EdVII (Pte. L. Linde. D.E.O.V. Rifles.)

The first QSA clasp is catalogued by Spink as Cape Town.

The DEOVR Camp at Fraserburg Road. The Duke of Edunburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles have been engaged in many a battle notably in Basutoland. On the outbreak of hostilities they were called out and were subsequently detached in different companies along the railway to guard the lines of communication. Their spare time has been filled up by arranging a clever device shown in the foreground composed of whitewashed stones.

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