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So, I take it the answer will be yes, then?
If so, it's not a great situation to be in, may prove rather expensive!

I would say yes he is going after it..... Funds for him I don't think will be a problem as he owns a construction company and a landscaping company here.....

Mike

Frank Kelley wrote: So, I take it the answer will be yes, then?
If so, it's not a great situation to be in, may prove rather expensive!

Well, I think in all honesty, to him, it will be rather beyond value, it will certainly be interesting to actually see what it sells for on the day, it does make you wonder how a particular family manage to lose medals in the first place, although, they mean very little to some and of course, they have no say in what their fathers may have done with such medals.

Pair to Trooper J. H. W. Ascough, British South Africa Police


Picture courtesy of DNW

BSA CM reverse Rhodesia 1896 (0) (Sub-Lieut. T. H. W. Ascough Staff B.F.F.)
QSA (1) DoM (2468 Tpr. J. H. W. Ascough, B.S.A.P.) officially re-impressed.

In the Mafeking Siege Register, by Colin Walker, it is recorded that he ‘performed song at BSAP at Cannon Kopje Concert’.

A superb pair, although, for me, a little tarnished because of the naming on the QSA.

djb wrote: Pair to Trooper J. H. W. Ascough, British South Africa Police

Picture courtesy of DNW

BSA CM reverse Rhodesia 1896 (0) (Sub-Lieut. T. H. W. Ascough Staff B.F.F.)
QSA (1) DoM (2468 Tpr. J. H. W. Ascough, B.S.A.P.) officially re-impressed.

In the Mafeking Siege Register, by Colin Walker, it is recorded that he ‘performed song at BSAP at Cannon Kopje Concert’.

Frank,

I would agree. It will be really interesting to see by how much the price is reduced because of that.