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Trooper J.Labuschange
QSA & Long service Police medal
The QSA is named to J.Labuschange C.C.F.with clasps SA1902 & Cape Colony.
The rolls show him as serving with the Farmers Guard & Colonials Scouts.
The QSA is a late issue with a fixed suspender.
I believe the Farmers Guard came under the C.C.F.
The Police medal is named to No.5119 (F) Constable J.C.Labuscagne
Most grateful if any of our members can add any more information on the Police medal.










Paul

O.K. Paul.....

Now you have me confused......

The (F) following the regimental number here stands for Female.....

Sure it's not Farmer ... LOL.....

Mike

Mike,

The (F) is on the Police medal not the QSA
Lot 734
Pair: Constable J. C. Labuscagne, South African Police Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 2 clasps, Cape Colony, South Africa 1902 (Tpr. J. Labuschagne, C.C.F.); South African Police Good Service Medal, 2nd issue (No.5119(F) Constable J. C. Labuscagne), note variation in initials and surname, good very fine (2)

Paul

QSAMIKE wrote: O.K. Paul.....

Now you have me confused......

The (F) following the regimental number here stands for Female.....

Sure it's not Farmer ... LOL.....

Mike

Yes I should have said the Police Regimental Number......

Mike

Hello Paul,

Nice pair of medals. The (F) denotes Foot while (f) denotes female.

This medal is the "Type Two" issued from 1932 until 1951. There might possible be some paperwork available for this chap in Pretoria. A mate of mine, Terence King might be able to assist you further. His contact details are: [email protected]

Cheers
Adrian

Hello Adrian,

Thank you for taking the time, I was hoping you might see the post
Thank you for the details of your mate, I have emailed him with some details.
Fingers crossed he might come up with some information.
Many thanks once again.

Paul

capepolice wrote: Hello Paul,

Nice pair of medals. The (F) denotes Foot while (f) denotes female.

This medal is the "Type Two" issued from 1932 until 1951. There might possible be some paperwork available for this chap in Pretoria. A mate of mine, Terence King might be able to assist you further. His contact details are: [email protected]

Cheers
Adrian