WW2. Group of 5. Andrews, 1st Kaffrarian Rifles and South African Medical Corps. P.O.W. Large heavy flan

Large heavy flan

Produced to mock the Germans and raise funds for the war effort

Correctly impressed with the original ribbon

Mint: Rome

About Extremely fine with a grey green tone

WW2. Group of 5. Andrews, 1st Kaffrarian Rifles and South African Medical Corps. P.O.W. Large heavy flan1939 45 Star; Africa Star (11680 D. Andrews), War Medal 1939 45 (11680 D. Andrews); Africa Service (11680 D. Andrews); Efficiency Medal, G. VI. R., Union of South Africa (Sgt. D. Andrews S. A. M. C.), The stars have been gilded. Good very fine. Duncan Andews was born 16 October 1914. He joined the 1st Kaffrarian Rifles in 1940 at the age of 25, transferring to the South African Medical Corps five months later. He served with this unit in the North