United Kingdom. A Queen's South Africa Medal Group, 1st Battalion, Highland Light Infantry certificate_of_authenticity reverse presenting Cyrillic script with

reverse presenting Cyrillic script with issue date of 1912-13 with red enamel surround

central pin assembly

Brommer died of wounds in a field hospital in North Africa on 14 December 1941

stamped "05 II

United Kingdom. A Queen's South Africa Medal Group, 1st Battalion, Highland Light Infantry certificate_of_authenticity reverse presenting Cyrillic script withIncludes: 1. Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 Clasps CAPE COLONY, WITTEBERGEN, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 (8184 PTE, A. FRASER. HIGH. L. I,). Naming is officially impressed in capitals. Dark patina, very light contact, replacement ribbon, near mint. In its cardboard box of issue, inscribed "QUEEN'S S. A. MEDAL. 8184 PTE. A. FRASER HIGH. L. I." on the lid, the box in its "On His Majesty's Service" mailing envelope, the obverse with a registration label numbered