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Picture courtesy of Noonan's

QSA (1) Cape Colony (14 Q.M. Sjt: R. Dampier. N. Eng: Mtd: Rif:) polished and worn

Robert Dampier was taken Prisoner of War, along with 10 others, at Glen Almond on 22 June 1901.

Possibly also served in the District Mounted Rifles.

The medal to QMS R Dampier sold for a hammer price of GBP 340. Total GBP 438. R 9,930. AUD 860. NZD 950. CAD 790. USD 550. EUR 500.

The medal to Private J T Morgenroth sold for a hammer price of GBP 280. Total GBP 361. R 8,180. AUD 710. NZD 780. CAD 650. USD 450. EUR 410.

Becoming a rather expensive hobby the Anglo Boer War is!

djb wrote: The medal to QMS R Dampier sold for a hammer price of GBP 340. Total GBP 438. R 9,930. AUD 860. NZD 950. CAD 790. USD 550. EUR 500.

The medal to Private J T Morgenroth sold for a hammer price of GBP 280. Total GBP 361. R 8,180. AUD 710. NZD 780. CAD 650. USD 450. EUR 410.

Frank, how lovely to see your avatar back again. We have missed you.

Hello David,
I suppose that I really should not be surprised by the prices, but, it does seem so different these days, when I started the ABW was seen as a poor mans area of collecting, those days are gone forever it would appear.
Thanks again Frank

djb wrote: Frank, how lovely to see your avatar back again. We have missed you.

Picture courtesy of Morton and Eden

QSA (0) (34 Serjt: H. C. Sephton. New Eng: M.R.)

Together with an original discharge certificate.

Listed on WO100/263p8.