South Africa Medal 1879 - 24Th Regiment Hold with medical authorities deeming the

with medical authorities deeming the "Wound nearly healed

retaining its original look through quality stitching and the high grade materials used

WWI Miniature Pair - mounted to a suspension bar with swing bar pinback as worn by the veteran

in that his wounds were received during the World War I (1916) and he died twenty-nine years later

He enlisted with the 8th Battery

South Africa Medal 1879 - 24Th Regiment Hold with medical authorities deeming theSouth Africa Medal 1879 1879 (2045. Pte. D. McGREGOR. 1 24th FOOT.). Naming is officially engraved. VF. Accompanied by a CD containing twenty four pages with copies of his Attestation Papers, Service Records, Medical Records, Pay Lists. Footnote: David McGregor was born in Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland and signed his Attestation for Militia Volunteers, joining the Northumberland Light Infantry Militia at Newcastle on Tyne, on October 6, 1877, stating