United Kingdom. A South Africa Medal to Pte. A. Loss, Buffalo Volunteer Rifles United Republic of while the reverse is engraved

while the reverse is engraved with a similar design flanking the cypher of Peter II (1934-1945) in the centre

the obverse consisting of a raised field depicting a wreathed static swastika that is held in the talons of an open-winged eagle

Royal Canadian Engineers Shoulder Flash (blue embroidered lettering on red embroiderd base

including the German Cross in Gold (with scenes of Haas receiving this distinction) and the Knight’s cross of the Iron Cross on divisional commanders

measuring 392 mm (w) 35

United Kingdom. A South Africa Medal to Pte. A. Loss, Buffalo Volunteer Rifles United Republic of while the reverse is engravedInstituted in 1880. In silver, rim officially engraved PTE. A. LOSS. No. 2 CO: BUFFALO VOL: RIF:, with 1877 8 clasp, dark patina, minor wear, extremely fine. Footnote: Private Loss is not on the casualty roll for Buffalo Volunteer Rifles and Levy for the South Africa War, indicating he survived. The Buffalo Volunteer Rifles were a colonial volunteer unit raised in the Eastern Cape during the South Africa War of 18771878, serving in operations