Queen's South Africa Medal- Cdn Mounted Rifles GTRexclude handle and scabbard covered in

handle and scabbard covered in dark blue leather (small loss of leather on scabbard)

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It is the familiar Eickhorn double-etched

and taken on strength of the Canadian Casualty Assembly Centre the next day

Queen's South Africa Medal- Cdn Mounted Rifles GTRexclude handle and scabbard covered in2 Clasps TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1902. (23 Pte A. E. BOLSTER. CANADIAN M. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Very crisp detail, light contact marks, extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of his Canadian Yeomanry Attestation Paper, Court Martial documents and letters of inquiry re: QSA Medal. Footnote: Alfred Edgar Bolster was born in Chesterville, Ontario. He signed his Canadian Yeomanry Attestation Paper on December 1901 in Montreal, stating that