| Date | Original Topic |
| 22nd October 2002 | chards vc
By john
i know who has chards vc.
it is one of his decendants. |
| Date | Replies |
| 22nd October 2002 | Alan Critchley
John ?,
you should not be giving away confidential information, especially if you yourself remain anonymous. If the owner wanted to be known, he/she would have taken steps.
We have deleted any further information which you supplied.
Alan
[email protected] |
| 22nd October 2002 | Lee Stevenson
I'm sure there are people elsewhere in the country who might argue that this chap hasn't got Chard's VC anyway...... |
| 22nd October 2002 | robert
I have read that Chard's VC was actually purchased by trhe actor who portrayed him in "Zulu" - Stanley Baker?
The article said the actor had purchased some of Chard;s personal items, and among them was the original VC |
| 25th October 2002 | David Bluestein
Without divulging ANY personal information about previous owners of the Chard VC; I will say however that his medal was in Canada, purchased by a private collector (friend) after it left the Baker estate. (I held the VC in my hand, and will cherish that moment for many years to come). The medal has since been sold and is back home somewhere in the UK.
(NONE of the above info comes close to divulging ANY possible link to an owner.)
Respectfully
David Bluestein
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| 27th October 2002 | Alan Critchley
could I say again, any visitor to this site who is not prepared to give their email address will have their message deleted at source. Note this Robert and John.
Alan
[email protected] |
| 11th December 2002 | PETER HARMAN
Keith.
Thank you for you papers regarding the drummer boys at Isandhlwana.It was very interesting.And is now part of my collection.Once again Thanks |
