United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Pte. William Zeiss, Railway Pioneer Regiment Hold silver gilt with green and

silver gilt with green and white enamels

Navy's all-time leading flying ace with thirty-four aerial victories and the third-highest American scoring ace of the Second World War and the highest-scoring American ace to survive the war

holding his rifle aloft with his cap on the end of the rifle in his right hand and holding a Canadian flag in his left hand

they fired round shot

United Kingdom. A Queen’s South Africa Medal to Pte. William Zeiss, Railway Pioneer Regiment Hold silver gilt with green andInstituted 1899. In silver, the rim officially impressed 2196 PTE W. ZEISS. RLY. PNR. REGT with TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA 1901 and SOUTH AFRICA 1902 clasps, replacement ribbon, light wear and small contact marks, lovely patina, extremely fine. Footnote: Private William Zeiss is on the Queens South Africa Medal Roll. He was German born, and worked as an editor. He enrolled with 4th Battalion, B Company on December 19, 1900, at Maritzburg. He was