United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Driver Jones, Royal Canadian Field Artillery consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Award Documents Grouping

Award Documents Grouping

He was present at the battle of Tel-el-Kebir

Four Royal Canadian Air Force Badges: two Air Gunner (AG) Wings (in red

the obverse bearing a raised monogram of Empress Catherine I

without enamel damage

United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Driver Jones, Royal Canadian Field Artillery consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Award Documents GroupingIn silver, full size, rim impressed 467 DR: H. JONES. R. CANDN: F. A., small edge knocks, light wear, very fine condition. Footnote: Driver H. Jones served with the Royal Canadian Field Artillery from February 17, 1900 to December 13, 1900. He later served with the Utrecht Volunteer Police (No. 104) 26 March 190119 Aug 1901 and Kitcheners Fighting Scouts 26 Aug 190131 May 1902. The Royal Canadian Field Artillery formed part of the Canadian contingents