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Sorry thought it would show up one of the problems with this forum...... Type in YEATES in search and go to bottom of page.... Mike

If you are interested in NZ forces I suggest you take a look at this...... An Original Whistle Blower...... Mike Home Great Britain & Commonwealth Realms Great Britain: Orders, Gallantry, Campaign Medals An Original Whistle Blower......

Take a look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_titles_and_honours_of_Prince_Arthur,_Duke_of_Connaught_and_Strathearn#Orders,_decorations_and_medals Mike

I agree with Alex, just does not feel good to me...…. Mike

Looks like Canadian Militia from between the wars..... Mike

Czack…... If you are really into the QSA and the Boer War my suggestion is that you take a look at or even possibly join th following forum...... www.angloboerwar.com Mike

For your information..... Here you go all 26 bars...... Mike

Good Morning Peter...... The bars on the QSA can be confusing with the exception of the 1901 and 1902 bars they are straight forward ….. The Army Order reads: A clasp, "South Africa 1901" to all who served in. South Africa between January 1st 1901, and December 31st, 1901, both dates inclusive, a clasp "South Africa 1902" to all who served in South Africa between January 1st, 1902 and May 31st, 1902, both days inclusive. To read it literally if you served One day you rec'd the bar..... A number of men volunteered to stayed in SA after their original Imp. Yeo. units wen

First name(s) Eric George Last name Jeffreys Service number 14560 Rank Lance-Corporal Regiment 20 Battalion Imperial Yeomanry Year 1899-1902 Biography - Event detail Wounded Severely on 16/09/1900 at Hekpoort Event unit 20 Battalion Imperial Yeomanry Gazetteer [2526: 2554-2737] a farm and postal agency in the S

There was a complete original set for sale on Echo Bay about 10 years ago with a Buy-it-Now price of $15,000.00 US..... I was thinking of buying the set but had to check with S.W.M.B.O. and by the time I got back to my computer they were sold..... It was on less than an hour..... A reprint is available from the Naval and Military Press..... Mike

I was also thinking a Walt but was not sure as have seen some odd groups in the past (i.e. a WW1 Iron Cross 2nd Class, and a Military Medal for WW1 all issued to the same man and before you ask yes it was verified...... Mike

No the British wear all their medals in one row..... With the exception of Orders of course..... I still think that this is a Royal Household Group.... Mike

Looks like a group that would be worn by a member of the Royal Household...... Mike

You got me there LOL......