Queens South Africa Medal Miniature RAF Long Service The GVI version bears the

The GVI version bears the effigy of King George VI and was awarded during his reign between 1936 and 1952

This medal can be professionally court mounted or swing mounted

The Silver War Badge was introduced during the First World War for service personnel who had been honourably discharged because of wounds or sickness

together with 177 first award bars and a single second award bar

Papua New Guinea and Nauru police forces

Queens South Africa Medal Miniature RAF Long Service The GVI version bears theAwarded for the second Anglo Boer war of 1899 1902, the first versions of this medal had the dates 1899 1900 raised on the reverse. Once it was realised the war was to continue, these dates were filled in and consequently the appear as 'ghost dates' on the reverse of some medals. A later die was then made with the dates removed completely but Britannia's hand on the reverse was pointed to the F in Africa rather than the R on earlier versions. 26