Queens South Africa MedalAwarded 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

It had been the practice of some women to present white feathers to apparently able-bodied young men who were not wearing the King's uniform

supplied complete with ribbon

A complete roll of recipients can be found in the National Archives

High-quality die-struck metal construction for accurate detailing and durability

Subsequent awards of the Air Force Cross are recognised by the addition of a second award bar to the ribbon

the DSM was discontinued and the DSC became available to all ranks of all services for exemplary gallantry at sea in presence of the enemy

The Military and civilian awards are distinguished by a white stripe down the centre of the Military award

The General Service Medal 1962 -2007

the Victoria Cross may be awarded to all ranks of the services and civilians for gallantry in the presence of the enemy

Awarded for gallantry in the air on non-operational missions

manufactured in the United Kingdom using traditional medal-making techniques

The 2002 Golden Jubilee Miniature Medal