A Queen's South Africa Medal To Private Frederick Cunning; North-West Mounted Police & Lord Strathcona's Horse Hold marked under the pin L/52

marked under the pin L/52 (C

Winter retired as a Brigadier-General in 1921 and died on 21 October 1946

WWII Medal Bar & Documents to Telegraphist Hurd

gilded silver with white

Here fortunately they bumped into Battalion H

A Queen's South Africa Medal To Private Frederick Cunning; North-West Mounted Police & Lord Strathcona's Horse Hold marked under the pin L/52CAPE COLONY, RHODESIA, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL (180 Pte F. CUNNING, LD. STRATHCONA'S H:). Naming is officially impressed. Lightly soiled original ribbon, edge nicks, very light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by fifteen pages with copies of his Service Records. Footnote: Frederick Cunning was born in Port Hope, Ontario. He was sworn in with the North West Mounted Police, on November 12, 1895 at Regina, Saskatchewan on probation. He