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Old 10-06-18, 03:56 PM
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Default Colour Sergeant John Moscrop, Dominion Rifle Association's "Transvaal Cup"

City of Vancouver Archives,AM54-S4-: Port P1550

Colour Sergeant John Moscrop, 6th Regiment D.C.O.R. with the Dominion Rifle Association's "Transvaal Cup" and other medals. 1902

Can anyone identify the round badge on the left arm below the Bisley 1902 one.


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It will be a'local' shooting prize in the Transvaal, its not a type I have seen in UK shooting County badges/National or Regimental prizes.

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