Great Britain. A Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902 To Nursing Sister Collins Newly Listed to provide civilians with the

to provide civilians with the opportunity to practice and improve their marksmanship

The engine was hit and the hostile machine brought down

WWII Naval Carpentry Proficiency 1st Class Badge and Belt with Buckle - Carpentry Proficiency Badge 1st Class (two-piece construction

Chadwick for the Officer in Charge of Records

He was transferred to the Canadian Military Hospital at Kirkdale on August 28th for return to Canada and after a seven week stay

Great Britain. A Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902 To Nursing Sister Collins Newly Listed to provide civilians with the(NURSING SISTER C. L. COLLINS) Naming is impressed with two small rim bums, very fine. Provenance: Ex. Spink & Son Oct. 1999.