A Boer War Fry's Queen Victoria Christmas/New Years' Gift Tin certificate_of_authenticity - Zigzagging at full speed

- Zigzagging at full speed and firing guns at intervals after first attack evidently prevented the submarine from successfully attacking during the night

Solid metal crossguard

He was discharged in 1918 in England due to these persistent and ongoing sets of illnesses

in October 1901

near Burton-on-Trent in November 1944 and resulted in over sixty fatalities

A Boer War Fry's Queen Victoria Christmas/New Years' Gift Tin certificate_of_authenticity - Zigzagging at full speedTin, magnetic, gilt with red and blue paint on the lid, gilt body, obverse illustrating the embossed left facing bust of Queen Victoria, flanked by the crowned Royal cypher at the left, inscribed "SOUTH AFRICA 1900" to the right, the bust cramped versus the border of the medallion, with both the message and the signature (I wish you a happy New Year Victoria R) level in design, distinguishing this as the Fry tin, as opposed to the Rowntree tin, which