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QUEEN'S SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL : IMPERIAL YEOMANRY ROUGH RIDERS ATTACHED IMPERIAL LIGHT HORSE :
Bars, 'Cape Colony', 'Orange Free State', 'Transvaal', 'South Africa 1901', 'South Africa 1902' (last two bars loose on ribbon), officially impressed naming - 15792 Sgt. W. NOBLE, Impl: Yeomanry (Imperial Yeomanry) : (WILLIAM NOBLE - Born around 1865 in the Parish of St Cuthberts, Edinburgh, Midlothian, a bookseller on the date he first attested for the Imperial Yeomanry, 31 March 1900, having previously served in the Royal Horse Guards (Time Expired) : Served in South Africa with 79th. Company, 20th. Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry (Rough Riders) from soon after the date of joining in 1900 and was subsequently attached to the Imperial Light Horse : WOUNDED IN ACTION at Potchefstroom on 4 January 1901 and was later invalided home and discharged : Re-attested at London on 30 January 1902 and was then posted to serve with 121st. Company, 26th. Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry (Younghusband's Horse) : Served in South Africa from 8 February 1902 until 29 July 1902, when he was "discharged on termination of the period of his engagement" for Civil employment in South Africa : State bars confirmed on 20th.Battalion Medal Roll dated London, 10 April 1901: Date bars confirmed on 20th.Battalion Medal Roll dated London, 18 November 1902.) : Sold with verification; copy Service Papers and copy Casualty Roll entry : EF - £325