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The King's and Queen's South Africa Medals of Captian Lutey, 5th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment - Click on image to Go Back

The King's and Queen's South Africa Medals of Captain Lutley,
5th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment.

Lutley volunteered and served as a Lieutenant with the Imperial Yeomanry. Because Queen Victoria died in 1901, each soldier received two campaign medals, one from each monarch
 
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The Regiment, late 19th C
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