United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902, South African Constabulary Auction The Order was adopted by

The Order was adopted by the Emirate (later Kingdom) of Transjordan

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the swivel face of the compass marked in increments of five degrees on the outer ring and marked with numerical increments of twenty degrees on the inner ring

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United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902, South African Constabulary Auction The Order was adopted by1 Clasp CAPE COLONY (777 3RD CL: TPR: W. GERRIE. S. A. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Edge nicks, pitting, contact marks, replacement ribbon, fine. Footnote: William Gerrie was born on December 8, 1879 in Scotland. He enlisted on April 18, 1901 at Heidelberg, naming his next of kin as his father, stating that he was Single and that his trade was that of Farmer. Gerrie was a 3rd Class Trooper with the South African Constabulary and had served for