A Queen's South Africa Medal To Private W. Ferris; Wounded At Magersfontein certificate_of_authenticity and his WWI trio of

and his WWI trio of medals

exhibiting crazing on the leather circular top and visor

It was initially deployed in Egypt and followed the allied advance through the western desert

It was here that he was promoted to Flying Officer on February 9th

A Queen's South Africa Medal To Private W. Ferris; Wounded At Magersfontein certificate_of_authenticity and his WWI trio of2nd Battalion, Royal Highlanders (Black Watch): 2 Clasps CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE (6755 Pte W. FERRIS, 2nd RL. HIGHLDRS:). Naming is officially impressed. Semi dark patina, light contact, better than very fine. Footnote: 6755 Private W. Ferris was wounded during the Battle of Magersfontein on December 11, 1899. The 2nd Battalion, Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) suffered heavy losses at the Battle of Magersfontein in December 1899 during the