Victoria Cross Recipients Medal Has an image of the Victoria Cross on the obverse and the names of all VC Winners of the Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902 Type: 3D Coined Medal Diameter: 60mm Thickness: 4mm Material: Copper Type: Die Struck Finish: Antique Bronze |
Recipients of the Victoria Cross Anglo-Boer War 1899 - 1902
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1902 - 2002 100th Anniversary of Peace, Anglo - Boer War. Depicts a Soldier of the Empire and Boer Soldier with a dove of peace between them. The wording on the back is 1899 - 1902 Anglo - Boer War ended with the signing of "The Treaty of the Peace of Vereeniging" at Melrose House, Pretoria, May 31, 1902. Around the outside of the Medal is the names of those who signed the treaty. The 1889 - 1902 Anglo Boer War ended with the signing of the Treaty of the "Peace of Vereeninging" at Melrose House, Pretoria, May 31, 1902. (around the outside are the names of those who were signatries) Width: 36mm
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Private Victor Stanley Jones Medal Private Victor Stanley Jones was the first Australian soldier to be killed in action on a foreign battlefield. Private Jones was a member of the Queensland Mounted Infantry. He was shot dead while on patrol at Sunnyside on January 1900, during the South African, Anglo - Boer War 1899-1902. From Rockhampton in Queensland, No 219, Private Victor Stanley Jones "B" Company, 1st Queensland Mounted Infantry, Colony of Queensland, was the first Australian Volunteer to lose his life in action on a foreign battlefield. Private Jones was killed in action on January 1st, 1900 at Sunnyside, South Africa during the Anglo - Boer War Type: 3D Coined Medal Diameter: 50mm Thickness: 4mm Material: Copper Type: Die Struck Finish: Antique Bronze |
Australians At War Coin And Medallion Tribute Series Boer War Set
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Australians At War Coin And Medallion Tribute Series Boer War Set Limited Mintage 99.9% Pure Silver Legal Tender Replica Miniature Service Medal Silver Medallion Certificate of Authenticity in a green presentation box, which comes enclosed within an illustrated outer sleeve also incorporating the official Australians at War emblem. and serial-numbered Certificate of Authenticity |