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IGS 1895 (1) Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (3456 Corpl T. S. Vicary 1st Bn Devon Regt.);
QSA (2) Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith (3456 Pte T. S. Vicary. Devon: Regi.).

T S Vicary died of Enteric Fever at Pietermaritzbug, South Africa on 17 April 1900 with the rank of Lance-Sergeant.

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Pair: QSA, 4 clasps, CC, OFS, Trans, L Nek, ghost dates just visible (engraved 1970 Pte W Lythall, 2/ Dorset Rgt); KSA, both date clasps (impressed 1970 Pte W Lythall Dorset Regt) EF, with photocopies confirming clasps and giving much service detail (enlisted July 1885, served throughout Boer War; March 1915 enlisted into 25th Bn (Frontiersmen) RF and served in Africa for nearly a year before being invalided. Transferred to King’s Shropshire LI and finally discharged October 1917 aged nearly 48, Lythall also entitled to 1914-15 star trio and war badge.

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QSA (3) Transvaal, SA01, SA02 (5784 Pte F Austin, Devon Regt) served 2nd Bn,
1914 Star Trio (5784 Pte F Austin 1/Devon R). Entitled to the Aug-Nov clasp.

Sold for a hammer price of £200,

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QSA (2) Natal, Belfast (1224 Pte. M. Parker. Devon: Regt.)
[ KSA (2) ]

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QSA (1) Natal (5031 Pte S. Heath, Devon: Regt);
Army LS&GC GV (5031 C. S. Mjr: S. Heath. Devon: R.);
Special Constabulary Long Service (Samuel Heath)

Invalided on 18 March 1900.

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Devonshire Regiment

010 – 3487 Private O'Brien, E. (KSA)
011 – 5589 Private Shaxton, C. (Coronation King Edward VII – Metropolitan Police)
168 – 4717 Private Mildon, C. (KSA, Trio)
169 – 4149 Private Isaac, H. (KSA)
727 – 4192 Private Pryor, R.