United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Pte. Kinney, Highland Light Infantry GTRexclude in turn meeting an analogous

in turn meeting an analogous magnetic metal stud emanating from the obverse of the shell

one strap retaining a pebbled magnetic metal button bearing a raised number “15” (Gefolgschaft 15)

the former bearing a gilt inscription of “VERDIENSTKREUZ I

with some considerable mothing damage towards the right-rear of the cap

" His body was forwarded to Washington

United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Pte. Kinney, Highland Light Infantry GTRexclude in turn meeting an analogousInstituted 1899. In silver, full size, rim officially British Army impressed 6695 PTE. T. KINNEY, L: HIGH: LT INFT on replacement ribbon with WITTEBERGEN and CAPE COLONY clasps, ribbon has been grommeted to cardboard for presentation, medal is bright and bearing slight scratches on the obverse and reverse, remains very fine. Footnote: Private T. Kinney is present on the medal roll for the 1st Battalion, Highland Light Infantry Regiment, and was