The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An article taken from the Sydney Mail publicising the Queen's Scarf which was awarded to Private A Du Frayer for bravery in South Africa. The scarf was crocheted by Queen Victoria and is now held in the collection of the Australian War Memorial.
Khaki woollen crocheted scarf with a fringe at each end. Width 16cm (width is uneven and although the number of repeats per row should be six, this is not always the case); length (including fringe) 1
PRIVATE A. DU FRAYER OF THE NSW MOUNTED RIFLES, WEARING THE QUEENS SCARF, AWARDED FOR BRAVERY IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE SCARF WAS CROCHETED BY QUEEN VICTORIA AND IS NOW HELD BY THE AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL.
The Queen's Scarf, which was awarded to Private Alfred Henry Du Frayer of the NSW Mounted Rifles, for bravery in South Africa during the Boer War. During the last years of Queen Victoria's life, she
Khaki woollen crocheted scarf with a fringe at each end. Width 16cm (width is uneven and although the number of repeats per row should be six, this is not always the case); length (including fringe) 1
Queen's South Africa Medal. Impressed edge with recipient's details. Issued to Alfred Henry Du Frayer. Du Frayer was born in Victoria on 20 September 1871. He was educated in Melbourne at Brighton G
Officer of the Order of the British Empire (military) with pre-1936 ribbon. Unnamed as issued. Impressed reverse with London hallmarks for the year 1919. Awarded to Alfred Henry Du Frayer. Du Frayer
Queen's South Africa Medal with a 'South Africa 1902' clasp. Recipient's details engraved around edge. Awarded to 5371 Private John Wildman Emmons, Royal Fusiliers. Emmons was born in London and mig
