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Hi Stephen

Yes I paid less than the DNW price.

Paul

Stephen Bayley wrote: Wow that seems rich, one suspects you got this one at a discounted price to the DNW hammer price?

True, the motor car/coach has provided employment but Henry Fords mass production has taken the craft from craftmen.

Have not added to my collection of late. Think Frank is still holding onto all the BH QSA's!!

Frank

Thank you for your advice before I purchased this medal, it helped me make my mind up.

Paul

Paul

In another thread you asked for more images from Horace Nicholls' record of Colonial troops. Below are two of men from Brabant's Horse. They were evidently taken in Queenstown before the regiment moved north on active service. I expect they all looked a lot more scruffy by the time the Siege of Wepener ended!

Regards
Brett

Brett,
They all look "up for it" and not the sort who would consider surrender to be an option!
Frank

Brett Hendey wrote: Paul

In another thread you asked for more images from Horace Nicholls' record of Colonial troops. Below are two of men from Brabant's Horse. They were evidently taken in Queenstown before the regiment moved north on active service. I expect they all looked a lot more scruffy by the time the Siege of Wepener ended!

Regards
Brett

Hello Brett

Many thanks for posting the extra images.
Do I have your permission to download them and add them to my file to accompany my BH medal please.

Paul