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Three: Sergeant G. F. Duncombe, British South Africa Police 1914-15 Star (Sjt. G. F....
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Three: Sergeant G. F. Duncombe, British South Africa Police 1914-15 Star (Sjt. G. F. Duncombe B.S.A. Police) ‘n’ of surname officially corrected; British War and Victory Medals (667 Sjt. G. F. Duncombe. B.S.A.P.) edge bruising, very fine Pair: Driver L. G. Deadman, British South Africa Police British War and Victory Medals (MT-95 Dvr. L. G. Deadman. B.S.A.P.) nearly very fine Rhodesia, Prison Service Medal 1965-68 (6477 Wdr. Samuel); Zimbabwe, Ten Year Service Medal, unnamed, good very fine (7) £80-£100 --- George F. Duncombe served with the British South Africa Police in German East Africa during the Great War from 21 September to 1 November 1914. Leslie George Deadman served with the Mechanical Transport Company, British South Africa Police in German East Africa during the Great War from 14 October 1917 to 25 November 1918. He was discharged, having been disabled in the Great War, on 16 February 1919, and died in October 1960. His obituary notice, in The Outpost, states: ‘[Deadman] put in considerable service with the B.S.A.P. Mechanical Transport, operating in Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland... and will be particularly remembered for his services to the game of bowls, playing for Rhodesia some years ago.’ Sold with Deadman’s Honourable Discharge Certificate; and copied research.
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Three: Sergeant G. F. Duncombe, British South Africa Police 1914-15 Star (Sjt. G. F. Duncombe B.S.A. Police) ‘n’ of surname officially corrected; British War and Victory Medals (667 Sjt. G. F. Duncombe. B.S.A.P.) edge bruising, very fine Pair: Driver L. G. Deadman, British South Africa Police British War and Victory Medals (MT-95 Dvr. L. G. Deadman. B.S.A.P.) nearly very fine Rhodesia, Prison Service Medal 1965-68 (6477 Wdr. Samuel); Zimbabwe, Ten Year Service Medal, unnamed, good very fine (7) £80-£100 --- George F. Duncombe served with the British South Africa Police in German East Africa during the Great War from 21 September to 1 November 1914. Leslie George Deadman served with the Mechanical Transport Company, British South Africa Police in German East Africa during the Great War from 14 October 1917 to 25 November 1918. He was discharged, having been disabled in the Great War, on 16 February 1919, and died in October 1960. His obituary notice, in The Outpost, states: ‘[Deadman] put in considerable service with the B.S.A.P. Mechanical Transport, operating in Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland... and will be particularly remembered for his services to the game of bowls, playing for Rhodesia some years ago.’ Sold with Deadman’s Honourable Discharge Certificate; and copied research.
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