A confirmed South African 'Imperial Light Horseman's 'Prisoner of War' North Africa' campaign & long service medal group of 5: Corporal T. T. Jordaan, 1st Battalion Imperial Light Horse, South African Army

- The 1939-45 Star (127893 T. T. Jordaan)
- The Africa Star (127893 T. T. Jordaan)
- War Medal (127893 T. T. Jordaan)
- Union of South Africa: Africa Service Medal (127893 T. T. Jordaan)
- Efficiency Medal. GVI 1st type with South African bilingual bar (Cpl T. T. Jordaan I.L.H.)

Prisoner-of-War: Private T. T. Jordaan, is confirmed being captured in North Africa and transported to Axis Occupied Europe as a Prisoner of War, where in March 1945, he is recorded being held in Italy, at Tuturano Transit P.O.W. Camp No. 85

Important: The recipients unique service number was in the regimental block 127751-128150 allocated to 1st Battalion Imperial Light Horse, South African Army

Note: South African personnel of the Second World War era retained the same service number that they received on enlistment for the rest of their career, irrespective of the transfers to other units or services

The recipients surname indicates an Afrikaner of Dutch ethnic descent

The medals mounted in the swing-style and as-worn by the recipient. The medals suspended form their original silk ribands suspended from a medal mounting bar, this latter retaining its long hinged pin & clasp fittings

Condition: GVF

Code: 23435