The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lichtenburg. Lieutenant F J Douglas, a surgeon with the South Australian Bushmen's third contingent, leaves the field after making the top score in a cricket match played between Australia and England. For his service in the Boer War, Dr Douglas was awarded the Queen's Medal with five clasps. Lichtenburg was a small town, near Pretoria in the western Transvaal, which had been held by the British since November 1900.
Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps' CAPE COLONY',' RHODESIA', 'ORANGE FREE STATE', 'TRANSVAAL', 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901' AND 'SOUTH AFRICA 1902'. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. 297 T
Buffels Hoek, in the western Transvaal north-east of Mafeking. Lieutenant Tom Parkin (left) with an unidentified soldier in camp. Another soldier tends horses in the background. Parkin was an offic
Silver; Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps, 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901', 'RHODESIA', 'TRANSVAAL', 'ORANGE FREE STATE' and 'RELIEF OF MAFEKING'. Engraved around edge with recipient's details. Sidney (als
Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps 'RHODESIA', 'CAPE COLONY', 'TRANSVAAL', 'ORANGE FREE STATE' and 'RELIEF OF MAFEKING'. Engraved around edge with recipient's details. George Henry Willett was b
PORTRAIT OF SERGEANT ARCHIBALD COOMBE, MID, WHO SERVED DURING THE BOER WAR WITH THE 1ST TASMANIAN CONTINGENT, (MOUNTED INFANTRY) AND THE 2ND TASMANIAN IMPERIAL BUSHMEN. HIS MEDALS ARE THE QUEEN'S SOUT
PRETORIA, TRANSVAAL, C 1900. A VIEW SOUTH EAST OVER THE ROOF TOPS OF THE TOWN, FROM KLAPPER KOP FORT. (PHOTOGRAPHERS: UNDERWOOD AND UNDERWOOD. ORIGINALS IN AWM ARCHIVAL STORE)
