Canada. A Queen's South Africa Medal, To Gunner Charles W. Hughes, Royal Canadian Artillery certificate_of_authenticity extending outward from each side

extending outward from each side of the central motif are two ridged arrowheads

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a 1939 Rudolstadt merit badge

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containing 384 pages printed in white ink on a thin white paper stock

Canada. A Queen's South Africa Medal, To Gunner Charles W. Hughes, Royal Canadian Artillery certificate_of_authenticity extending outward from each side(158 GR: C. HUGHES, R. CANDN: ART:). Naming is officially impressed. Edge nicks, contact marks, replacement ribbon, very fine. Footnote: Charles W. Hughes was born in Columbus City, Indiana. He enlisted as a Gunner (158) with the Royal Canadian Artillery for South African service, at Kingston, Ontario on January 4, 1900, at the age of 27, naming his next of kin as his father who was a resident of Columbus City, stating that he had previously served