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Thank You Frank and IL...…. By missing Christmas and New Year maybe he also missed a Hang Over......

Mike

Ian, in the unlikely event that was just a guess, it was certainly a good one!

LinneyI wrote: Mike
How about "Farrier and Carriage Smith"? I recall seeing businesses out in the bush, ages ago, so titled.
Regards
IL.

Frank
It was no guess. This particular trade was widely advertised in towns both small and medium during my hunting trip days.
Posting the reply to Mike's initial query brought a smile to my face.
Great memories.
Regards
IL.

Okay Ian, well, I thought not, it was certainly a very important trade back in the day.
Regards Frank

Baldwin's are listing a single QSA (1) CC named to a Civilian Clerk in the ASC (Civ: Clk: J Haynes ASC). ASC medals named to Mr or with no rank/title certainly exist and I wonder how common is this rank?

djb wrote: Baldwin's are listing a single QSA (1) CC named to a Civilian Clerk in the ASC (Civ: Clk: J Haynes ASC). ASC medals named to Mr or with no rank/title certainly exist and I wonder how common is this rank?

Here is another David.....

www.angloboerwar.com/forum/5-medals-and-...foster-jeffrey#19650

JEFFREY, E. F. (ERNEST FOSTER)
REG. NO.: NIL
RANK: CIVILIAN CLERK
REGT: ARMY SERVICE CORPS
BARS: CAPE COLONY

Mine