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K&C 2nd Boer War? What do you think about a Boer War tie in with ''Sons of the Empire?''. It could feature British and Boers of course, but also Kiwis , Australians and maybe Canadians? Maybe a whole line of Boer war soldiers is a bit risky and ambitious...
Started by Iron Duke on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at treefrogtreasures):
Re: K&C 2nd Boer War? Excellent suggestion, ....
Cheers, Robin.
Andy certainly has no shortage of possibilities in the coming years .
Re: K&C 2nd Boer War? I am in, already collect LH & SOTE so all your suggestions would fit in.
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I am putting this up as my e-mail facility has been down for a few days and I know Cesar Dupon would like this information. It may also be of interest to others?.
This a MKII pattern bandolier also carried around the horse's neck.
Started by John M on
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Of the Boer war period, almost all photographs of the period depicting both sides wearing them, either much part of the Boer war period, almost all photographs of the period depicting both sides wearing that I have seen from....
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The Welch Regiment 1899 - 1902 Boer War Hi there guys. I need some help. I've been trying to find out my great grandfathers military record and was hoping someone could help. I'm a member of ancestry.co.uk but can't find any military records on him concerning...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at british-genealogy):
In World War 1 my great uncle living in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, enlisted.
I had a quick look regiment.
There are a lot more army record on Findmypast including those for the Boer War.
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We've been discussing Boer, as well as British, bandoliers down in the UP section, and I now have some really good stuff that's been provided to us to post on the topic of Boer bandoliers, if I can figure out how to post it! So I'm starting a new thread...
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The photos posted are up to 1900 that source, who is knowledgeable... .
After more like a 98 to me, and therefore wouldn't be a Boer War rifle.
Of them from the Boer War, and they also had widespread use in the Mexican Revolution.
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Hello,
I have come across an interesting heirloom.
I have been trying for a while to uncover the story behind it.
It has 'SA 1902' engraved into the front of it, which immediately tells me it was a souvenir for my great great grandfather (as South Africa...
Started by Ignite7even on
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Also if yiu look at the side with Kruger on it, yiu .
Of Boer war medals, and he does not recogonise it.
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Hi Steve and Andrew,
Steve what a great find! Your post and Andrews very interesting comments have reminded me of an item I picked up for about $5 in the local junk shop in town when we first moved here about 19 years ago.
It is a Boer War Pom-Pom case...
Started by Rod W on
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Attachments pom pom6.jpg (35.73 KiB) Viewed 138 times pom pom5.jpg (36.24 .
Boer War Pom-Pom part 2.
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Shipping will $3.50 per volume (unless indicated due to large size of the book such as the 6 volume Churchill set listed below that has shipping at $6 for the set) and $1.50 for each subsequent volume. Unless alternate arrangements are made the books ...
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More added.
More added I'll take #4, #22, #26, #31, #48 PM sent many thanks jepari .
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Remove this ad A letter to Thomas Tobin, Sergeant, R.I.C. "Comforts" Fund. Depot, Phoenix Park, Dublin. Oct 1915. Lance-Sergeant Feenay, writes from Queen Mary's Military Hospital,Whalley, Lancashire.
Dear Mr Tobin,
Your very...
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I don't think the war will last.
We are getting new clothes and equipment.
Miles from the firing line.
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On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 20:06:34 GMT, "Paul U" <pju@hotpop.com
Ernest John CANNON (1880-1924) apparently served in the Boer War before
returning to the family farm in Milton Clevedon, Somerset by 1901. He
subsequently emigrated to New Zealand.
Is...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Croe@pcug.org.au
Hi Paul
The only E CANNON listed in the SOTQ Index served in the Boer War in the Boer War (Oz-Boer) Database
members.pcug.org.au/~croe/ozb/oz_boer.cgi
Soldiers & Nurses of the Queen (Boer....
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First of all I´d like to say I´m spaniard and have never been to South Africa. I hope some of you help me to know a little bit more about the social and political situation of beautiful country.
The first time I heard the word "Boer / Afrikaner" was some...
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(Whites.
The ANC Youth League is singing the song in public " Kill the Boer.
People dying violently in SA ( South Africa) that during Apartheid + the Angola war + the ANC terrorist and bankrupt.
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