United Kingdom. A South Africa Campaign Group to Cpl. Johnson, The Black Watch Hold total “normal” retail value around

total “normal” retail value around $ 300-350

the obverse bearing a central red enameled medallion overlaid by a silvered monogram of Tsar Ferdinand I

the reverse retaining a grey cotton liner

the obverse bearing a central raised coat of arms

otherwise original as found

United Kingdom. A South Africa Campaign Group to Cpl. Johnson, The Black Watch Hold total “normal” retail value aroundA Queen's South Africa Medal, in silver, rim officially impressed 6418 CPL. R. JOHNSON, 2ND RL. HIGHLDRS with CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL clasps, ghost dates present on the reverse, worn on original ribbon, dark patina around the exterior, scratches and contact marks throughout, remains very fine. A Kings South Africa Medal, in silver, rim officially impressed 6418 PTE. R. JOHNSON. RL: HIGHRS with SOUTH AFRICA 1902 clasp, worn on