DTD to Kapt G M de Waal, Vryheid Commando EF

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Correspondence on his file identifies him as a Natal Rebel who joined the Boer forces at Dundee. In support of his application De Waal wrote:

"During the night attack at Italenie, Zululand, on Sep 26^th 1901, Burger M T Brink and myself carried late Burger Davie Louw, then wounded (badly) with broken leg and arm out & took him away about 5 yards from the forts, & myself getting 2 bullets through my hat".

Boer casualty returns confirm that David Abraham Johannes Louw, age 24, died the next day (27 September 1901)

Suspender slightly bent.

Due to time constraints only limited information can be supplied in the listing. However, have a look at the description and photograph/s above and if in doubt, please ask.

MEDAL GRADING SYSTEM

MINT - As minted.

EF - Extremely fine; showing little if any wear and the design appear sharp and clear.

NEF - Nearly extremely fine.

VF - Very fine; showing little wear but clear wear on high relief of medal. The medal still has a pleasing appearance and design is quite clear.

NVF - Nearly very fine.

F - Fine; majority of the original detail is still visible, but there will be moderately heavy wear all over the medal.

G - Good; should be poor with very little of the original detail visible.

Edge knocks and field/rim contacts: all edge knocks and/or rim contacts are mentioned. At no time will a medal be down graded in order to conceal those field contacts, or other contacts/knocks or other.

Renamed/part renamed or other: these will always be clearly described and mentioned, as will official mint corrections.

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Correspondence on his file identifies him as a Natal Rebel who joined the Boer forces at Dundee. In support of his application De Waal wrote:

"During the night attack at Italenie, Zululand, on Sep 26^th 1901, Burger M T Brink and myself carried late Burger Davie Louw, then wounded (badly) with broken leg and arm out & took him away about 5 yards from the forts, & myself getting 2 bullets through my hat".

Boer casualty returns confirm that David Abraham Johannes Louw, age 24, died the next day (27 September 1901)

Suspender slightly bent.

Due to time constraints only limited information can be supplied in the listing. However, have a look at the description and photograph/s above and if in doubt, please ask.

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Correspondence on his file identifies him as a Natal Rebel who joined the Boer forces at Dundee. In support of his application De Waal wrote:

"During the night attack at Italenie, Zululand, on Sep 26th 1901, Burger M T Brink and myself carried late Burger Davie Louw, then wounded (badly) with broken leg and arm out & took him away about 5 yards from the forts, & myself getting 2 bullets through my hat".

Boer casualty returns confirm that David Abraham Johannes Louw, age 24, died the next day (27 September 1901)

Suspender slightly bent.

Due to time constraints only limited information can be supplied in the listing. However, have a look at the description and photograph/s above and if in doubt, please ask.

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"During the night attack at Italenie, Zululand, on Sep 26^th 1901, Burger M T Brink and myself carried late Burger Davie Louw, then wounded (badly) with broken leg and arm out & took him away about 5 yards from the forts, & myself getting 2 bullets through my hat".