United Kingdom. A British South Africa Company Medal, to Trooper F. J. Callander, British South Africa Police consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac one end with a stylized

one end with a stylized clip and the other end with a needle

Version of  this badge in nickel silver is scarce

suspension featuring nicely enameled green and purple symbol of the Paulownia Flowers

On December 31

United Kingdom. A British South Africa Company Medal, to Trooper F. J. Callander, British South Africa Police consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac one end with a stylizedInstituted in 1896 by Queen Victoria. In silver, Rhodesia 1896 reverse, rim officially engraved to British South Africa Company Forces in block letters TROOPR F. J. CALLANDER. B. S. A. POLICE, full size, original ribbon has been sewn to a red fabric covered board for presentation, contact marks to rim, dark patina to the reverse, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: The British South Africa Company Medal was initially sanctioned by Queen Victoria in