Pair, Lieutenant J.f. Rhodes, Royal Scots Greys GTRexclude A 1936 pattern

A 1936 pattern

The army citation said in part: "Captain Mitchell was seen to have been shot down and his aircraft explode after he had dropped badly needed supplies to the airborne forces in Holland

in die stamped feinzink

forcing the Jugdulluck Pass

Pair, Lieutenant J.f. Rhodes, Royal Scots Greys GTRexclude A 1936 patternQueen? s South Africa Medal, clasps: Cape Colony; Orange Free State, engraved (Lieut. J. Fairfax Rhodes, Rl. Scots Greys); King? s South Africa Medal, clasps: South Africa 1901; South Africa 1902, engraved (Lt. J. F. Rhodes, 2 Dgns.). Generally very fine, contained within contemporary fitted red leather case (slightly scuffed, good fine). QSA medals is missing "Belfast" clasp. Lieut. John Fairfax Rhodes, 2nd Dragoons (Scots Greys), was killed in