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Queens South Africa Medal QSA Miniature

Miniature £31.60 (Inc. Vat)

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Description

Queens South Africa Medal QSA Miniature

Date: 1899.

Branch of Service: British and Imperial Forces.

Awarded for service in South Africa in the Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902. A total of 26 clasps were issued for this medal indicating either the state or the battle.

Date instituted: 1899.

Campaign: Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902.

Ribbon: Red with two narrow blue stripes and a broad central orange stripe.

Description: (Obverse) the Jubilee bust of Queen Victoria; (reverse) Britannia holding the flag and a laurel crown towards a large group of soldiers, with warships offshore. The words SOUTH AFRICA are inscribed round the top.

Clasps: 26 authorised but the maximum recorded for a single medal is nine to the Army and eight to the Navy.

  • CAPE COLONY, RHODESIA
  • RELIEF OF MAFEKING, DEFENCE OF KIMBERLEY
  • TALANA, ELANDSLAAGTE
  • DEFENCE OF LADYSMITH, BELMONT
  • MODDER RIVER, TUGELA HEIGHTS
  • NATAL, RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY
  • PAARDEBERG, ORANGE FREE STATE
  • RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, DRIEFONTEIN
  • WEPENER, DEFENCE OF MAFEKING
  • TRANSVAAL, JOHANNESBURG
  • LAING’S NECK, DIAMOND HILL
  • WITTEBERGEN, BELFAST
  • SOUTH AFRICA 1901, SOUTH AFRICA 1902
  • Nil
Cannot be engraved