United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Conductor A.L. Harper, Imperial Transport Service certificate_of_authenticity followed by a nine page

followed by a nine page Introduction by Seymour de Lotbiniere

Australian Flying Corps in France

He writes that since it is especially difficult for next of kin of U boat soldiers to stay in contact with their loved ones

the badge with a screwpost and secured in place by a screwback on the underside

he was entrusted with one of the world's first fighter wings

United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Conductor A.L. Harper, Imperial Transport Service certificate_of_authenticity followed by a nine pageA Queens South Africa Medal. Instituted 1899. In silver, rim officially engraved CONDR. A. L. HARPER. IMP. TRNSPT. SER. with CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, bright, notable edge bruises and contact marks, very fine. Footnote: A. L. Harper, service no. 1291, is on the Weils Transport medal rolls for the Queens South Africa and Kings South Africa medals, serving with the Imperial Transport Service. The Imperial Transport Service played a vital