A Queen's South Africa Medal To The Royal Canadian Regiment Of Infantry GTRexclude Regimental Commemorative Medal 1682-1932

Regimental Commemorative Medal 1682-1932

Three Second War Period German Stick Pins - All maker marked

with an interlocking rose & olive leaf floral pattern below and inscribed "GEORGE V" and "MARY" on the two ribbon banners

Otto Schrader would later become a Blockade Runner and granted his badge on 21st December 1942

killing him at the age of 21

A Queen's South Africa Medal To The Royal Canadian Regiment Of Infantry GTRexclude Regimental Commemorative Medal 1682-1932(7079 Pte R. J. MC CALMONT, Rl CANDN: REGt). Naming is officially impressed. Edge nicks, light contact and surface wear, near extremely fine. Footnote: Robert John McCalmont was born in Saskenham, Ontario. He enlisted as a Private (7079) with the 2nd Special Service Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment for service in South Africa, on October 20, 1899, in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the age of 24, naming his next of kin as his brother, William James