United Kingdom. A British South Africa Company Medal, M.R.F. consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Both badges with the enamels

Both badges with the enamels intact

the interior with a padded with rayon lid liner and intact hinge cover

A 1934 Kyffhäuser Verband Fahnenweihe badge (24

comprising: Iron Cross 1870

The document is signed in blue pencil crayon by Major Walter Liebing (1912–1998)

United Kingdom. A British South Africa Company Medal, M.R.F. consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Both badges with the enamelsInstituted in 1896 by Queen Victoria. (TROOPR W. J. HENNESSEY. M. R. F.) Naming is privately engraved in block capitals, toned, near very fine. Footnote: The British South Africa Company Medal was initially sanctioned by Queen Victoria in 1896. It was granted to military personnel in commemoration of the First and Second Matabele Wars. There are four versions of the British South Africa Company Medal. Queen Victoria sanctioned the Matabeleland 1893