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Buy WW1 British War Medal To BURG. C.J.F. POTGIETER. PHILIPSTOWN KDO. W18 for R950.00

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Anglo Boer War ABO medal issued to Burger Abraham Paulus Pretorius of the West Transvaal who was also a Lint Voor Verwonden (LVW) recipient. Including Bermuda 1902 snake boot (parts missing) & a picture in frame (size 62cm x 42cm) of him & his wife     

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Buy *CRAZY R1 START* 1899-1902 Anglo-Boere Oorlog medal awarded to BURG. GS Stevens for R4,060.00

Anglo-Boere Oorlog Medalje     Recipient: BURG P.J.J. JORDAAN   His full name is Petrus Jacobus Johannes Jordaan and was in the Heidelberg Kommando.   He was also entitled to the "Lint Voor Verwonding". (Wound Ribbon)   According to his "Vorm B" medal application he fought in Dundee, Modderspruit, Colenso, Spionkop, Estcourt and in smaller skirmishes in the Orange Free State.   At the age of eighteen he was wounded in a battle at Colenso on 19 February 1900.   He was in Heidelberg Hospital from 23 February 1900 to March 1900.   He was captured by the British at Molspruit on 25 May 1901 and spent some time as a POW in Ladysmith and, possibly, Bermuda.   Copies of research will be included.                    

 SA Union: Bronze Groot Trek Centenary: Map of Trek - as per scan   Form: Circular. Bronzed base metal medal has pierced lug. By: E. Naylor / Royal Mint Pretoria Date: 1938 Ref: 32.2 mm Bronzed Base Metal 14.5 gm $7 Edge: Plain   Obverse: A Voortrekker wagon drawn by four oxen moving to the right over rocky ground. Beside the wagon, a man wielding a whip followed by a dog. In the background, trees with mountains behind and clouds above. Legend: “VOORTREKKEREEUFEES (voortrekker centenary)” and in the exergue: “1938”. Above the exergue line, signed: “E N (left) R.M.P (right)”. Gold medal stamped: "9c" in the middle.   Reverse: A map of South Africa depicting the various routes taken by the Voortrekkers. Some eventful landmarks marked: “SLAGTERS NEK”, “VEGKOP”, “P.M.BURG” and “BLOED R”. Legend above: “DIE GROOT TREK”, and below: “1838”.   Notes: Gold, silver and bronze medals issued in a blue oblong case lined with white silk and blue velvet marked: "RMP" on the inside of the lid. Gold medal issued singly in a similar rectangular case. AM2 reports a mintage of 50 sets of three. AM2 also reports a white medal medal but this was probably the silver medal which was mistaken because it has no silver marks. The medallist E. Naylor has reworked the ox wagon design on the 1936 Empire Exhibition medal and used it for the obverse of this medal.   AM2: 263; Laidlaw: 0130;