Canada, Dominion. A South Africa Medal Group To Major Dixon Of The ‘Old Eighteen’, First Graduating Class Of Canada’s Royal Military College certificate_of_authenticity All original

All original

the cause of death stated as "Carcinoma of stomach" (cancer) and was in the opinion of the Canadian Pension Commission

where it was noted that he had "partial loss of function of (his) right arm" and that his hand had become swollen and purplish in colour

12 mm (w) x 60

superb quality badge without enamel imperfections

Canada, Dominion. A South Africa Medal Group To Major Dixon Of The ‘Old Eighteen’, First Graduating Class Of Canada’s Royal Military College certificate_of_authenticity All originalA Kings South Africa Medal, in silver, rim engraved Maj. F. J. DIXON. R. of O., with clasps SOUTH AFRICA 1902, SOUTH AFRICA 1901, measures 36mm (w) x 45. 6mm (h including integral suspension), weighs 41. 2 grams, missing ribbon, dark patina, light wear, in overall very fine condition. Clasps to the Queens Africa Medal, in silver, JOHANNESBURG, DRIEFONTEIN, PAARDEBERG, CAPE COLONY all attached, measures 36mm (w) x 28. 2mm (h), weighs 11. 5 grams, very