The Queen’s South Africa Medal awarded to Private A. E. Southam, Royal Army Medal Corps, who died of enteric fever in 1901.
Boer War and WWI group to Corporal H. Sutcliffe, Barnoldswick Division, St. John Ambulance Brigade, later South African Medical Corps.
Queen’s South Africa Medal to Pte. Thomas, 9th Coy, 3rd Imperial Yeomanry
A scarce Defence of Ookiep pair awarded to Private J. Thomas, Namaqualand Town Guard.
Unusual group of five to Sergeant T. E. Walsh, 9th Lancers, later Sub-Conductor, Indian Unattached List.
Group of five to Driver G. Wilcockson, G Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, whose Battery saw heavy fighting at Magersfontein, being highly praised by Lord Methuen for their efforts.
A fine S.G.M. group of eleven awarded to Captain W. A. F. Maltby, a Trinity House Pilot who for many years was ‘choice’ pilot for the Orient Line: he was appointed an Assistant Officer in the Royal Naval Minewatching Service following his retirement as Senior Pilot at Dover between the Wars, and was awarded the Danish Order of the Dannebrog for piloting the Danish ship Kronprincess Ingrid to the port on the occasion of the State Visit by King Frederick and Queen Ingrid.
South Africa Medal 1854 to Pte. James Cormie, 74th Regiment.
South Africa 1879 Medal to Pte. Bands, Queenstown Volunteer Contingent.
South Africa Medal to Pte. McLean, 1st Dragoon Guards.
South Africa 1854 Medal to Pte. Price, Cape Mounted Riflemen.
An unusual South Africa pair to Schoolmaster Walter Quick, Royal Navy.
South Africa Medal to Pte. Searle, 90th Foot.
South Africa Medal to Pte. Smit, Albert Burgers.
South Africa 1853 medal to Pte. Thompson, 91st Foot.
South Africa 1879 Medal to Driver Tibbitts, Royal Engineers.
