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BOER WAR QUEEN'S SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL (QSA) - SCARCE to CAPE COLONY CYCLISTS CORPS

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A BOER WAR Queen's South Africa Medal (QSA) to CAPE COLONY CYCLISTS' CORPS.

With clasps for CAPE COLONY & SOUTH AFRICA 1901 and named to 31152 PTE. H.P. SANDENBURG C.C.C.C. He was Corporal Hercules Phillip Sandenburgh and appears on the medal roll # WO 127.

Herewith a link to this unusual unit and some of the extraordinary tasks handed to them...

samilitaryhistory.org/vol041dm.html