Currently I have 16 different types and they are pictured
Reverse & Obverse (left / Right)
below with the Page & reference number from
"Australian Medals and Medalets from 1788"
by L.J. Carlisle
with corresponding page numbers.
 Size: 23mm Metal: Bronze Gilded - Bronze Silvered Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-7 Page 87 Reverse: In Commemoration of Peace British - Boer War Lest We Forget
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Good Luck Attend Australian Contingents
1899 - 1900
Size: 23mm
Metal: Bronze Gilded - Silver Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-1 Page 86 Reverse: British Transvaal War 17.7.1899 This one is sterling silver with a loop attached for wearing. It was done and given to wife/girlfriend as it has engraved the initial "R" & dated 17. 7. 1899. I believe this to be bought by a wife/girlfriend and sent to the soldier who was fighting in the War. |
 Good Luck Australian Bushmens Corp
Size: 23mm silver
Metal: Bronze – Gold (unknown in silver
and not listed in Carlisle as such
Mintage: Unknown
Mint: Stokes of Melbourne
Ref # 1900-3
Reverse: British Transvaal War 1899 * 1900 |
 
British Transvaal War 1899-0 Sth. Africa Size: 31mm Metal: White Metal - Bronze - Copper - Stg Silver Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-18 Page 89 Reverse: South Australia 1900 Peace Medal Queen Victoria in centre.
Pictured are 2 different metal types silver being scarce
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 Size: 23mm Metal: Bronze Gilded - Silver Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-16 Page 89 Reverse: British Transvaal War 1899 - 1900 |
British Transvaal War 1899-0 Sth. Africa Size: 31mm Metal: White Metal - Bronze - Copper - Stg Silver Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-18 Page 89 Reverse: South Africa 1900 Peace Medal Queen Victoria in centre. |
 Size: 25mm Metal: Bronze Mintage: Unknown Mint: Amor, Sydney C.1900 Ref # O-2 Page 288 Reverse: One People, One Destiny |
 
Coronation of Edward VII & Alexandra 1902 June 26 Size: 22mm x 22mm Metal: Bronze Gilded & Sterling Silver (not listed in this metal) Mintage & Mint: Unknown Ref # 1902-6 Page 104 Reverse: British Boer War Peace With Honor ER VII 1902 |
 Size: 23mm Metal: Bronze Gilded - Gold Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-5 Page 87 Reverse: British Transvaal War 1899 - 1900 |
Good Luck Attend Australian Contingents 1899 - 1900 Size: 23mm Metal: Aluminium - Bronze Gilded - Silver Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-1 Page 86 Reverse: British Transvaal War |
 Size: 23mm Metal: Bronze Gilded - Gold Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-10 Page 88 Reverse: British Transvaal War 1899 - 1900 |
To Commemorate the Departure of the Australian Volunteers 1899 - 1900 Size: 30mm Metal: Bronze Gilded - Silver Mint & Mintage: Unknown Ref # 1899-00-22 Page 90 Reverse: Transvaal War (features Queen Victoria) |
Return of the Troops from S. Africa. Dec. 1900 Welcome Home Australian's Size: 23mm Metal: Bronze Gilded Mintage: Unknown Mint: Stokes of Melbourne Ref # 1899-00-13 Page 88 Reverse: British Transvaal War 1899 - 1900 |
Success To Our New Zealand Rough Riders 1900 Size: 22.5mm Metal: Silver, Gilt & Copper Mintage & Mint: Unknown Ref # Leon G Morel Medallic Commemoratives of New Zealand 1865 - 1940. Page 30, # 1899-1900-3 Reverse: 1899 * British Transvaal War 1900 |
 Size: 21mm with loop suspension Metal: Silver, Gilt & Copper Mintage & Mint: Unknown Ref # Leon G Morel Medallic Commemoratives of New Zealand 1865 - 1940. Page 30, # 1899-1900-4 Reverse: KIA TOA AKE AKE |
Copper / Bronze Boer War Shooting Medal 39mm Mint and mintage unknown, believed to
be an award during the Boer War
Reverse: Victoria Regina |
 Size: 45mm Metal: Gilt Bronze - Silver Mintage: Unknown Mint: Spink & Son Reverse: The Queen God Bless Her This medal commemorates the magnificent response of Britain's Sons to the Empire's call to arms. Transvaal War 1899 - 1900. Daily Mail Kipling Poem. |
Greater Britain Ex.n 1899 Victorian Court Size: 23mm Metal: Silver Mintage & Mint: Unknown This is unlisted in any of the books Reverse: The Pioneer Australia This is related to the Boer War but
not strictly so. It uses similar designs
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A.S.R.F. Repatriation Day Size: 45mm in length Metal: Bronze Mintage & Mint: Unknown Reverse: Blank The Australian Soldiers’ Repatriation Fund Act 1916, although not for the reasons originally envisaged by its authors. The fund was in principle virtually identical to the failed patriotic funds of the 19th century, reliant on public subscriptions, with some augmentation from the Government, but established by statute rather than by the citizenry. It failed most singularly to achieve anything by way of fundraising, largely because of the prevailing political climate. Nevertheless, it did help shape the early model of the Australian repatriation system. Among other things, the legislation provided for benefits and assistance to discharged servicemen, children under 18 of the deceased or incapacitated, and to widows in special circumstances. |
Subscriber 1918 N.S.W.R&T War Fund (New South Wales Railways and Tramways) Size: 23mm Metal: Bronze Mintage & Mint: Unknown Reverse: Blank
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Major C.ST.C. Cameron Tasmania's Hero Size: 23mm Metal: Bronze Mintage & Mint: Unknown (although some believe Stokes) Reverse: Lord Roberts V.C. S.Africa 1900 Cyril St Clair Cameron was born 5 December 1857 at Fordan, Tasmania and educated at Launceston Grammar School and then Edinburgh where he received commission in the Royal Southdown Militia. He fought in the Afghan War with Lord Roberts. In 1899 he joined the Tasmanian Mounted Infantry as Captain and served in the Boer War. He was later promoted to the rank of Major. On his return to Australia he was elected to the Senate in 1901-1903 and 1909-1914. I 1914 he travelled to England and joined the headquarters Imperial Staff. He died on 22nd December 1941 at Fordan. |
To Commemorate the Victory 1918 Size: 24mm Metal: Silvered Bronze Mintage: 500 pieces only Mint: Amor Reverse: Presented To (not named) By Mr. & Mrs T. Bragg Mungeribar 1918
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