Description
an interesting late-war example removed from the tunic of a German serviceman
measuring 392 mm (w) 35
with a mobile swastika (Hakenkreuz) within the sun
the obverse consisting of a raised field depicting a wreathed static swastika that is held in the talons of an open-winged eagle
United Kingdom. A South Africa Medal to Pte. A. Loss, Buffalo Volunteer Rifles United Republic of an interesting late-war example removedInstituted in 1880. In silver, rim officially engraved PTE. A. LOSS. No. 2 CO: BUFFALO VOL: RIF:, with 1877 8 clasp, dark patina, minor wear, extremely fine. Footnote: Private Loss is not on the casualty roll for Buffalo Volunteer Rifles and Levy for the South Africa War, indicating he survived. The Buffalo Volunteer Rifles were a colonial volunteer unit raised in the Eastern Cape during the South Africa War of 18771878, serving in operations
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