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553.
the cal4-of patriotic medals and jewellery. A Birmingham
firn Bold medals depicting Lord Roberts and Haden
a modal inscribed 14ith "good luck to the gentlemon in
khaki" and a caricature button of Kruger shown begging
for alma at a otroot. cornor. One patron of the
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firm was reputed to^thirty-aix different war buttona,
Sale, of similar medals was advertised in the newspaper
of the email Sussex foss of }fidhurat,
(2)
The Dlz
Pail advertised the "Patriotic handkerchief"', "cj]k
khaki mufflers an worn by the Imperial Yeomanry" and
the "Pretoria bow.,,. leadn the fashion in patriotic
neckware, silken khaki, union Jack contrary, "
There was also a craze for military
(3)
,
jewellery, -
brooches in the shape of swords and zitloe, cuff links
representing shrapnel shells and a sale in Imperial-
cruet nets and flower pots,
(4)
-'owoll
A London firm produced
a patirotic souvenir pootacrd with the dates of t"3ajuba
(1) D
il, % ArIlBal 7th June 1900.
1ý ýý roýrMrr YrrIn rýr MýIr/1Wwurnrlpu Irlrrw+ill1ý1ýOrý
(2) Ptidburat Tinara. January to June 1900"
{3ý Daily t4mi1,9th H arch 1900.
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