United Kingdom. A Kimberley Star, 1900 certificate_of_authenticity Both Archie Jenks and Anson

Both Archie Jenks and Anson Jenks are documented as buried in the family plot in Mount Forest Cemetery in Coaticook

43 mm x 58 mm inclusive of its wreath and ball suspension

59th Regiment

Winner - British War Medal (437934 A

United Kingdom. A Kimberley Star, 1900 certificate_of_authenticity Both Archie Jenks and AnsonInstituted 1900. In silver, measures 40. 7 mm (w) x 46. 7 mm (h), weighs 15. 19 grams, reverse marked AHD denoting Darby and Sons, Birmingham, with a date mark denoting 1900, worn on original ribbon, dark patina, light wear, extremely fine. Footnote: The Kimberly Star was issued by the mayor of Kimberly, H. A. Oliver, to members of the garrison, or next of kin, who served 90 days in the siege of Kimberley during the Anglo Boer War between October 1,