medallion blue enamel with white star in centre and motto of the order translating to “It knows no descent”
size stamped in yellow ink "6 3/4" on the underside of one liner flap on the right side
the reverse of each strap with an integrated wool strap
very light oxidation towards the right side of the badge
Dickson by this time was married to Lillian Barbara Dickson and they had one child between them
United Kingdom. A Lot of Four Silver Medals and Seven Clasps Buy Now medallion blue enamel with whiteIncludes: 1. Queen's South Africa Medal 1899 1902, to Lance Corporal L. Perkins, York &. C. Regiment (6.. 1 L. CPL. L. PERKINS. YORK: &. C. REGt). Naming was originally impressed in capitals, most of which has been erased. Contact marks, edge nicks, bruised, missing its suspension. 2. Queen's South Africa Medal 1899 1902, 3 Conjoined Clasps: CAPE COLONY, SOUTH AFRICA 1902, DEFENCE OF KIMBERLEY. 3. Queen's South Africa Medal 1899 1902, 4 Independent