United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Pte. MacIntrye, Royal Army Medical Corps Republic of and all but 36 of

and all but 36 of the 430 planes with which the Japanese had begun the battle were destroyed

Over the course of her existence

Numbered "4070"

Both insignia appear original to the cap and are machine-sewn to the outside fabric

is now ripped in half (although completely attached/glued to cardboard)

United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Pte. MacIntrye, Royal Army Medical Corps Republic of and all but 36 ofInstituted 1899. In silver, rim officially impressed 13257 PTE A. S. MACINTYRE, R. A. M. C. with CAPE COLONY, and ORANGE FREE STATE clasps, lovely patina, minor wear, extremely fine. Accompanied by photocopied documents. Footnote: Alexander MacIntyre was born in the Parish of Rothesay in Buteshire, Scotland in 1879. MacIntyre attested for service with the colours on February 17, 1900. He completed the short service (one year with the colours). He then