South Africa. A First War Group To The 12Th Sa Infantry GTRexclude obverse presenting with a central

obverse presenting with a central medallion composed of a gilt relief of Duke Albrecht III of Saxony inside a blue enameled ring bearing the Order’s Motto of “ALBERTUS ANIMOSUS” (“ALBERT THE MERCIFUL”)

the end of the bullet stamped "2

where he received additional treatment before being transferred two weeks later to the Canadian Casualty Assembly Centre on November 11th

Ontario (for four weeks

South Africa. A First War Group To The 12Th Sa Infantry GTRexclude obverse presenting with a central1914 15 Star (Sjt F. DE BURGH. 12TH INFANTRY.); British War Medal (S Sjt F. DE BURGH S. A. M. C.); and Victory Medal (S Sjt F. DE BURGH S. A. M. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Very crisp detail, dark patina on the BWM, original ribbons, mounted to a suspension bar with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, 1914 15 Star has become dislodged from its ribbon, light contact, better than very fine.