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WWI British War Medal to the South African Infantry; KIA

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WWI British War Medal to the South African Infantry; KIA

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WWI British War Medal to the South African Infantry; KIA

WWI British War Medal to the South African Infantry; KIA - (Pte G.S. GIBSON. 4TH S.A.I.). Naming is officially impressed. Original ribbon, dark patina, very light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: 90405 Private Samuel George Gibson was the son of Thomas and Louisa Alberta Gibson of Johannesburg, South Africa. He died on October 9, 1918, at the age of 24 and is buried in Beaurevoir British Cemetery, Grave Reference: C. 20. Beaurevoir is a commune 25 kilometres south of Cambrai, France, midway between Cambrai and St Quentin. The Cemetery is in the north eastern part of the village on the south east side of the road to Malincourt.