United States. A World War One Victory Medal With Naval “Mine Laying” Clasp Newly Listed King’s South Africa 1901-1902

King’s South Africa 1901-1902

all the Canadian prisoners were taken from North Point Barracks to Camp Sham-Shui-Po in the outskirts of Kowloon

officially engraved in running script: Sepoy Jowala Singh 26th

with a semi sharp tip

Pennsylvania when he enlisted with the 28th Division on March 1

United States. A World War One Victory Medal With Naval “Mine Laying” Clasp Newly Listed King’s South Africa 1901-1902In bronze, measuring 36mm, worn on original ribbon with MINE LAYING navy clasp and pin on reverse, light wear, ribbon faded, light discoloration across obverse of medal, otherwise in extremely fine condition. Footnote: The World War I Victory Medal was established by Army and Navy General Orders in 1919, as a war service medal. The Bronze Medal was awarded to all branches of the Armed Forces in recognition of active duty during the First World War