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Well done Mike.

Who are the QSA's to?

Rory wrote: Well done Mike.

Who are the QSA's to?

Good Afternoon Rory.....

They were awarded to:

601 Private G.E. PURNELL, C.I.V.

and

3575 Private W. SHATTELL, 5th Dragoon Guards (He was taken POW)

Mike

1,000 tables??? (Never anything that size in the UK)

Nice QSAs too.

You must be very happy, Mike! I envy you.
Regards
Brett

Hello Mike,
I was confused here, I take it, Purnell's QSA is the example on the left and Shattell's on the right, if so, what are the clasps on William Shattell's medal, both WO100/302 and WO97 confirms his KSA.
Some nice Great War Infantry titles and I like the SAC hat badge, those are getting hard to come by these days.
Regards Frank

QSAMIKE wrote: Afternoon Everyone.....

Here are a couple of pictures of my finds.....

Mike

Good Morning Frank......

Yes the Purnell medal is on the right and the Shatnell on the left with the bars, Natal, Orange Free State and Transvaal, the 1901 / 1902 bars are loose on the ribbon..... Thanks you have now solved a question.......

The real scarce badge is the one in the middle..... Royal Canadian Mounted Police pocket badge for Namibia.......

In the center is a Vesta case with the Victorian Crest of the Royal Canadian Artillery, the type of thing that they rec'd as a gift before they went to SA..... Hallmarked 1899.......

Mike