Item: C0903

A Boer War and WWI Memorial Group

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A Boer War and WWI Memorial Group

A Boer War and WWI Memorial Group - Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902, four clasps, Cape Colony, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 and 1902, (37033 TRP: G. BARCLAY. SCOTTISH HORSE.) Naming is officially impressed; 1914-18 War and Victory Medals, (317869 GNR. G. BARCLAY. C.F.A.) Naming is officially impressed; Memorial Plaque named: GEORGE BARCLAY, mounted in a large wooden shield, 15” by 11”, with ring on back for hanging on a wall. VF Footnote: George Barclay was born on 4th June 1882 in Inverness, Scotland. He joined the CEF on 27th January 1916, having seen a previous 13 months service with Scottish Horse during the Boer War. He died of wounds on 5th June 1917 whilst serving with 5th Brigade, C.F.A.