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A 4 Afghanistan and Egypt group to 1953 Sergeant Victor GREEN, 2nd Battn,


60th Foot (King's Royal Rifle Corps), as - Afghanistan medal / 2 bars :


Ahmed Khel, Kandahar, Kabul to Kandahar star (unnamed), Egypt medal /


bar El-Teb_Tamaai and Khedive's Star dated 1884. Presented court-style


for display. Ex Irv Mortenson collection. Comes with full history of the man


and his time with the 2nd in Afghanistan and with the 3rd in Egypt. (16 A4 pages)


Papers (WO.97.2926) reveal that he forfeited his Afghan pair in 1882 after


being court-martialled; although they were restored in 1887. his Egypt medal


has the rank of L/Corporal. Very attractive group with a history. GVF/+ £1,250




B 3 Afghanistan trio to 1537 Private James BATTERBEE, 2nd Battn., KRRC, as -


Afghanistan medal / 2 bars : Ahmed Khel, Kandahar, Kabul to Kandahar star,


and Army LS/GC medal. His real name was James BALL, but was permitted


to use the alias of Batterbee. With 21 years of service, he also served in South


Africa in 1881 (Boer War). With copy service papers. 1st and 3rd medals


with much edge wear, but still legible. KtoK star GVF/+ and named. £900




C 2 Boer War pair to 85063 Gunner J.A. JONES, RFA, as - QSA / 3 bars :


CC, Driefontien, Johannesburg, and KSA / 2 bars SA1901, SA1902. GVF £225




D 2 Boer War pair to 4530 Private T.W. BUXTON, 2 / Royal Berkshire Regt., as


QSA / 3 bars : CC, OFS, TR., and KSA / 2 bars : SA1901, SA1902.


Thomas William Buxton served for 12 years. With copied paperwork. GVF/+ £235




E 2 Boer War pair to 70776 Gunner W. SMITH, 20th Battery, RFA, as -


QSA / 3 bars : CC, OFS, Tr., plus KSA / 2 bars : SA1901, SA1902. With


matching ribbon bar, and papers confirming entitlements. (KSA has wrong


initial (H) and rank of Driver. KSA roll notes "invalided 18/1/02". GVF/+ £175






WW1 Casualties.




F 3+1 WW1 Casualty - Mons 1914 trio and plaque to SS - 1058 Pte S.W. SMITH,


Army Service Corps. Stephen William SMITH was 28 years of age, when he was


killed in action on 24th March, 1918. With a 3-page A4 typed record of his life


and family. (Married in 1912 and had 2 children, in 1913 and 1915). With the


original envelope sent to his widow Sophia with his plaque at 181, Wandsworth


Bridge Road, Fulham, London; also the card case for his pair, and the letters


accompanying his 1914 star and also his pair, dated 2/2/1922, noting he had


transferred as 72962 to the Sherwood Foresters (15th Bn, Notts & Derby).


His wife requested his death cert. in 1937, as she re-married. EF £300




G 3 WW1 Casualty - Mons Star, BWM and Plaque to 39822 Gunner William


John WOODWARD, Royal Field Artillery. (57th Battery, 45th Brigade).


He died of his wounds on 28th November 1916, and is buried on Grove


Town cemetery, Meaulte (Somme). Aged 29, from Middle Lypiatt, Stroud,


Glos. Victory medal missing. With MiC and CWGC refs. GVF £180




H 4+ WW1 Casualty - 1914/15 trio and Plaque to 10604 Private Arthur BUNDY,


2 / Hampshire Regiment. KiA 9th August 1916, F&F. From Crawley.


With contemporary photo of his grave, and a poignant postcard sent to his


(little ?) brother Freddy - featuring French soldier's medal and green sprig. £250




J
WW1 Casualty - Pair and Plaque to 1808 Driver William WESTBY, RHA / RA,


Killed in action on 4th April 1918 F&F. Born in Bolton. Buried in Moreuil


Communal Cemetery. Also had no. 710855. GVF/+ £180




K 2+1 WW1 Casualty - Pair and plaque to 27915 Private D.W. KELLS, 15th


Canadian Infantry. David W. KELLS died on 3rd May 1916, was from


Ireland originally. AEF, original ribbons. £180




L 3+ WW1 Casualty - Pair and Plaque to 4880 Pte Albert Tom STOKER,


2/6th Bn, Gloucestershire Regt. DoW 19th July 1916 F&F. From Bristol.


With further copy papers. Commemorated on the Loos memorial. Plus


copy of local newspaper listing him amongst the casualties. GVF/+ £180






Family medals,




M 4+2 Family medals to the ASHELFORD brothers , as :


4 to 40128 Pte-L.Cpl T.E. Ashelford, 10th, Essex Regt., as - Military medal


Geo V., plus WW1 pair,(this Pte) and Imperial Service medal Geo VI - Thomas


Edwin Ashelford. This officially re-named, plus war-time red card case of issue.


2 to 24470 Pte F.L. Ashelford, Essex Regt., as WW1 pair. £500




N 3+2 Family medals to the ROWDEN brothers, one a casualty :


WW1 Casualty - Pair and Plaque to 3093 Private James ROWDEN, 7th /


Highland Light Infantry. From Ayr, he died on 2nd September 1917 in


Egypt, reported missing, he was taken a Prisoner of War by the Turkish and


died as a PoW. With medals box and envelope posted to his mother.


Together with his brother's WW1 pair (9779 Pte John Rowden,


Army Cyclist Corps). Plus envelope posted to him in Stranraer. AEF


John was entitled to a 1914/15 trio, but we only have his pair. However,


further research reveals that he was on the Somme and was wounded (GSW)


on July 1st 1916. He later transferred to Northumberland Fusiliers as 45496


and was wounded a further number of times. With much copied paperwork. £300




P 4+5 Family medals to the MOLD brothers -


Eric Mold - WW2 mounted group, as 1939/45 star, F&G star, Defence & War


medals. (6089637 Corporal, ASC) Together with a number of original documents


plus his release book, and 2 Corporal's cloth stripes.


Don Mold - WW2 medals, as 1939/45 star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence and


War medals, He was a private in the RA With a b/w photo of him in uniform.


Sold by the family. Eric's medal ribbons a/f, Don's medals EF. £110




Q 3+1 Family medals to the WILLIAMS family, father and son, as -


Father - WW1 1914/15 trio to 960 Private George WILLIAMS, Queen's Regt,


EF, with original ribbons, and


Son - GSM / bar Palestine 1945-58 to 14044575 Corporal John Robert


WILLIAMS, Royal Signals. EF £140




R 2+1+1 Family medals to the MILNE family, as -


a. WW1 mounted pair to 5492 Private H. MILNE, 2 - Scottish Horse


b. WW1 Casualty plaque to James MILNE


c. GSM / bar Canal Zone, to 22867948 Guardsman K.H. MILNE, Scots Gds,


with four further sports and life-saving medallets, date from 1940 to 1957 :


George Watson;s College 50 yds., 2 x Life-Saving medal & star, plus


Swimming NE Trophy to K. Milne. GSM medal in white card case of issue. £280




S 3+2 Family medals to the GRINHAM family, as -


Father - WW1 194/15 star, Victory medal and Naval LS/GC medal (Geo V),


L.6823 E.D. Grinham : Star B. Svt, Victory O.C.2, LS/GC medal has


O.C.2 HMS Pembroke, Royal Navy. (BWM missing)


Son - GSM / bar Canal Zone to 22459216 Fusilier A.J. Grinham, Royal


Inniskillings, in its card case of issue, together with cased unofficial Suez


Canal gilt medal. (Award productions). £300




T 3+1 Family medals to the FOSTER family, as -


Father : WW1 Victory medal to 26668 2 AM H. Foster, RAF. Harold had


served for 5 years with the 2nd Dragoon Guards before joining RFC in 1916,


then with 30 Sqn. With copy of service papers.


Son : WW2 medals, as 1939/45 star, F&G star, War medal, Army, posted to


D.J. Foster in card case of issue. (116, Oakleigh Park Drive, Leigh-on-Sea). £75




V 1+2 Family medals to the HEWITT family, father and son, as -


Father : QSA / set 2 bars - CC, OFS 22238 Trooper H. HEWITT, 70th


Company, Imperial Yeomanry, plus


Son : WW1 pair, as 86893 Private A.G. HEWETT, Machine Gun Corps.


All three medals AEF £175




W 4+1 Family medals to the MEW family, as -


Father : WW2 Army medals, as 1939/45 star, F&G star, Defence & War medals,


to W.J. MEW, of East Dulwich, London, SE22, in the card case of issue


Son : Police LS medal to D.S. 1st Class Herbert J. MEW, 20 Metropolitan,


in its card case. With 2 sets of cloth and bronze CMP titles, and a note -


East Dulwich Stn. : medal ribbons for PC 332 MEW. EF £95




X 2+3 Family medals to the WILSON family, father and son, as -


Father : WW1 pair to 85536 Gunner Frank R. Wilson, 159 Siege Battery,


R.G.A.; served in Mesopotamia from 1916 to 1919. (Baghdad)


Son : mounted WW2 trio to T/14584232 Private Hugh Ronald Wilson, RASC,


as : Defence and War medals plus GSM medal / bar S.E. Asia 1945-46.


With copy of letters awarding him the GSM on 25/5/1948, & boxes. GVF/++ £125


























World War One groups.




Y 6+6+ Group to Lieutenant-Colonel James YOUNG, RAMC, as - Order of St John,


silver Officer's Breast badge, WW1 1914/15 trio (Star sadly erased), BWM &


Victory named Colonel J. YOUNG, MiD oak-leaf on Victory, 1911 Coronation


medal, plus Territorial Decoration, Geo V (Hallmarked 1913). Plus a similar


set of miniature medals, mounted as worn, 2 silver oval identity badges set on


silver wrist chains - "Lieut-colonel James Young, 3rd South Mid-Field Ambulance


48th Division", and 2 bronze RAMC collar dogs. GVF/+ £500




Z 4 Mounted group to 89135 Gunner F. MAY, RFA, as - 1914/15 trio, plus


French Commemorative bronze medal for participants on the Somme - obv


with legend "Batailles de la Somme Juillet-Novembre MCMXVI", rev. -


"Combattatns de la Somme : 1914-1918-1940". Fred May was wounded on


20/10/1917, and discharged on 26/4/1918. With copied papers. GVF £90




A1 3 Trio, as WW1 star and BWM, plus Naval LS/GC medal Edw VII to -


169860 CPO P. LANE, Royal Navy. Victory missing. Long Service


medal has naming : Percy Lane, PO HMS Vernon. GVF £140




B1 3 Group to 3948922 Private P. BUTT, Welsh Regiment, as - WW1 BWM


with no. 8451, plus India GSM / bar Waziristan 1921-24 (Welch R.) and


Army LS/GC medal Geo V. We though this was his full entitlement, but


recent research reveals Percy Butt got a 1914 Mons trio. GVF/++ £300




C1 4 Mounted Naval group to 165110 Chief Stoker John SMITH, a : 1914/15 Trio


plus Naval LS/GC medal Geo V (Admiral's bust) HMS Vivid. GVF/+ £160




D1 3 Naval group to 2764 B D3057 Seaman Oliver SPRINGETT, RNR, as -


WW1 pair, plus RNR LS/GC medal Geo V. (Entitiled to a 1914/15 star).


With a file of copied papers, following his naval career. GVF. £145




E1 4 WW1 group to Private H. MIDDLEBROOK, West Riding Regt., as -


1914/15 trio (Star : 1836, Pair : 265190), plus Territorial Efficiency oval


medal (this last - 265190 Pte, 6 / D.W.R.) VF/+ £180




F1 4 Mounted WW1 group to 1822 Driver H.R.H. SULLIVAN, Royal Engineers, as -


1914/15 trio, plus Territorial Efficiency oval medal. (this last as 2200216


Sergeant). Horace Ralph Henry was known in the family as "Uncle Horry".


Born Wandsworth in 1892, died 1975. With 47th London Div'l RE.


Much copied paperwork included. GVF TA medal awarded in 1927. £145




G1 5 Mounted group to S/Sergeant William H. HOWARD, RFA, as : WW1 pair,


Territorial Force War medal, 1911 Coronation medal, plus Territorial Force


Efficiency medal, Edward VII. Pair is 680005 S/Sgt., RA TFWMdl is, sadly,


a copy, 1911 Coronation is unnamed, as always, and the TFEM is named


74 B.S.Mjr W.H. Howard, 2/WL B. RFA. With a large file of copied papers £225




H1 4 WW1 trio and Royal Fleet Reserve LS medal, to - K/22641 Leading Stoker


Lawrence SAUNDERS, Royal Navy. Prior to WW1 he enlisted as SS/108618


in 1909. He re-enlisted on May 11 1914. His RFR medal, as CH.B 15654,


was awarded on 2 June 1925. With a large file of copied papers. GVF/+ £140




J1 3 Officer group to 2nd Lieutenant William Henry MIDDLETON-ANDREWS, as


WW1 pair, plus Territorial Force Efficiency Medal, Geo V, (this last as Sgt,


337007 RAMC). With 4th B'n, Northumberland Fus. With file of papers £120




K1 3 WW1 part trio to 1108 Sapper G.S. TAYLOR, R.E., as - 1914/15 star,


& BWM medal (Victory missing), plus Territorial Force Efficiency medal,


TFEM is named - Spr / LCpl 562296. GVF £120




L1 3 WW1 group to 5 - 209 Private W. SMITH, Northumberland Fusiliers, as -


WW1 pair, named thus, plus Territorial Efficiency medal, Geo V, as -


4260912 Drummer, 5th North'd Fus. GVF £120




M1 2+ WW1 pair to 241673 Private S. GODDARD, East Surrey Regt., plus his


three LCC School Attendance medal for 1907/8, 1911 and 1911/12. GVF £60




N1 3 Mounted trio to 5562671 Warrant-Officer Class 2 A.J. COBB, Wiltshire Regt.,


as WW1 pair, plus Army LS/GC medal, Geo V, set bar Regular Army.


Pair has number 35513, and initials Pte A.C. Cobb. GVF/+ £130






WW1 and WW2 groupsl




P1 5+ Mounted group of 5 to J. 25778 Able Seaman Alfred Harold SHUCKARD, RN,


as - 1914/15 trio, WW2 Defence medal and ISM EIIR. With case of issue


for his ISM. Plus set of copy papers, noting he was invalided out in 1924.


He was a postman in the London postal region, and served in 1938 with


ARP decontamination. GVF/+ £135




Q1 3 WW1/2 court-mounted group to T/2nd Lieutenant L.W. WOOD, ASC, as -


WW1 pair plus WW2 Defence medal. Lionel Williams Wood enlisted in 1916


as S/331061 Driver; after demob., he became a bank manager and was a


ARP warden in WW2. With card case for his Defence, and 2 pips, plus a


large file of copied papers, following his life and career. GVF/+ £110




R1 4 Mounted group to 27343 Private William R. HEYWOOD, Duke of Cornwall LI,


as - WW1 pair, plus WW2 Defence medal and Special Constabulary medal


Geo VI, set bar Long Service 1955. VF/+ £100




S1 5 Mounted group to Alexander MADDEN, Mercantile Marine / Merchant Navy, as -


WW1 pair : BWM and Mercantile Marine, plus WW2 1939/45 star, Atlantic


star and War medal. He was 1st engineer ID No. 108624. From Willington. £110




T1 5 Mounted WW1/2 group to CMT 1499 Private W.H. NEIL, ASC, as -


1914 Mons star trio, set copy Mons bar, plus WW2 Defence & War medals. £150




V1 4 Group to 251480 1 A.M. R.S. WARREN, Royal Air Force, as - WW1 pair,


plus WW2 Defence medal and Police LS/GC medal Geo VI. Reginald Warren


was a fitter/mechanic with 88 Sqn. With copy papers. GVF/++ £135




W1 2 Mounted pair to 2796 Private R. ADDISON, DCLI, as : WW1 BWM plus


WW2 Defence medal. Mounted thus. Curious. GVF/+ £70






World War Two groups.




X1 3 Casualty group to 4539731 Private William RATCLIFFE, 1st / West Yorkshire


Regiment. Wounded in Burma and taken PoW, where he died on 25/11/1942,


aged 24. Rangoon War Cemetery. 1939/45 star, Burma star, War medal. £125




Y1 3+ Casualty group to 5488696 Gunner Walter HUDSON, 520 Coast Regt.,


Royal Artillery. Died 23/4/1945, aged 40. Dover (St James's) Cemetery.


1939/45 star, Defence and War medals, MiD oak-leaf on War medal, plus


two cap badges. EF £110




Z1 3+ Casualty group to AB P/JX172391 William Leonard BIRKS, Royal Navy, who


was KiA on HMS Acheron when it sank after striking a mine on 17th December


1940. Commemorated on Portsmouth Naval Memorial. 1939/45 star, Atlantic


star and War medal. Plus several original letters to his widow (now Mrs Green)


and the card transmittal box. Also a large b/w photo of him in uniform. EF £110




A2 4 Mounted group to B.4137458 Sergeant O.P. PANTHALER, RAF, as WW2


War medal, GSM / bar Cyprus (Actg Sgt) RAF LS/GC medal EIIR and


1977 Silver Jubilee medal. AEF £300




B2 3 Mounted trio to S.14032888 Private A. PRESCOTT, RASC , as - Defence and


War medals, (mounted wrong way round!) plus GSM / bar Palestine 1945-48. £80




C2 3 Court-mounted trio, as WW2 Italy star, War medal and GSM / bar Palestine


1945-48 to 2668366 Guardsman David Allan ROLFE, 3rd Bn., Coldstream


Guards. Born 1926. With further info. AEF £95




D2 4 Mounted group to 3200034 LAC E.F. HAINES, Royal Air Force, as - 1939/45


star, Burma star, War medal and GSM / bar S.E. Asia 1945-46. He enlisted


at RAF Cardington in June 1943. With 30+ b/w photos of him and others. £85




E2 2 Mounted pair to Constable William K. STEVEN, as WW2 Defence medal


with Police LS/GC medal, Geo VI FidDef. He served with the Glasgow


City Police. EF £60




F2 1+6 WW2 War medal attributed to 3014120 Corporal C.G. ALDERMAN, RAF


with its attribution slip, computer print-out and box of issue. Together with


his father's LCC medals for 1906, 07, 08, 09 and 1910; and a hmkd silver


Billiards prize medallet (from the TMBC) to G. ALDERMAN. From Ansdell £40




G2 3+ Court-mounted trio, as Atlantic star, Defence and War medals, attributed to


Lieutenant H.G. JAMES, RNVR; with ribbon bar and card box of issue to


him as Mr HG James, Uplands, Swansea. EF £70




H2 5++ WW2 group attributed to T/206769 JX 583590 Driver G.T. MOWLING, and


Able Seaman RASC, RN - 1939/45 star, Africa star / bar 8th Army,


Italy star, Defence and War medals. Plus the card box of issue, and a host


of original documents and papers : his naval parchment service record


from 1942 to 1945, then RFR till 1957; his Torpedoeman certificate, menus


etc from Alexandria, Egypt in 1943, Army record book noting he left the ASC


in 1942 after 2+ years service for the navy. HMS Canopus II EF Sold




J2 5+ Group attributed to Frederick Leonard GOODWIN, 1st Army, as - 1939/45


star, Africa star / bar 1st Army, Italy star, Defence and War medals. With award


slip and card box of issue to him at 14, The Avenue, Bickley, Kent. Plus silver


sports fob - "Champions Prims FC H & D CSAL 1925-26 season" named £75




K2 3 Trio to Sergeant F.A. RANDALL, as 1953 Coronation medal, Special Constabulary


medal EIIR (post 1953) and WW2 Defence medal. With the original award


certificate of the 1953 medal, named to Sgt Frederick Albert Randall,


Metropolitan Special Constabulary. £80




L2 6 Mounted group to 1407580 LAC Stanley Edward BEARD, RAF, as -


1939/45 star, Africa star / bar North Africa 1942-43, Italy star, Defence and


War medals, plus GSM / bar Palestine 1945-48. He enlisted in Penarth £110




M2 4 Mounted trio to PLY.X.287 ST.CLK F.T.H. CARPENTER, Royal Marines, as


Defence and War medals with Naval LS/GC medal Geo VI, plus his later


Special Constabulary medal Geo VI (Frank Carpenter). With matching set


of three miniatures and 4 sports and training badges (AE and AR). £150




N2 2+ Mounted pair to Special Constable Harold WILLIAMS, as - Defence medal


and Special Constabulary LS medal, set bar Long Service 1948. With card


box of issue - 4484 Lancashire. From Haydock. Born 1909. Plus papers. £45




P2 2 Mounted pair to Special Constable Joseph W. DENT, as Defence medal and


Special Constabulary medal, Geo V, set LS bar 1942. Confirmed on roll £45




Q2 5 WW2 Court-mounted group to 22222158 Sergeant G. COOK, A.C.C., as -


1939/45 star, Italy star, Defence & War medals, plus Territorial Efficiency


medal, top bar Territorial EIIR post 1953. GVF/+



£100
R2 7 WW2 mounted group to JX.12500 Petty Officer W.G. MORRIS, Royal Navy,


as : 1939/45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star / bar North Africa 1942-3,


Pacific star / bar Burma, Defence and War medals, plus Naval LS/GC


medal Geo VI IndImp, HMS Orlando. GVF, original ribbons, as worn. £225




S2 5 WW2 group attributed to 1212472 Corporal Norman MURGATROYD, RAF,


as : 1939/45 star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence and War medals. Plus


slip, transmittal paper, box of issue to him at 3, Darley Road, Rochdale, and


a b/w photo of him in smart DJ jacket and bow tie. EF £75




T2 3 WW2 mounted Police trio to Constable Leonard F. KEEN, as - Defence


and War medals, plus Police LS/GC medal, EIIR (post 1953). GVF/+ £50




Y2 5+ WW2 group attributed to 5108019 L/Cpl Frederick DUNN, Royal Warks.


From 1934 to June 1944, and then DLI from then till 13/3/1946. 1939/45 star,


Burma star, F&G star, Defence and War medals. With his Red book Certificate


of Service, noting his full service career, totalling 20+ tyears. GVF £75






Korea groups.
Z2 2 Court-mounted pair to C/SMX 845372 D.W.K. GREENER, S.A. (S) Royal Navy


UK Korea mounted with UN Korea. Plus b/w photo of him in uniform. GVF £140




A3 3 Korea medals to a New Zealander - 333693 Driver James Herd KELLY,


RNZASC, as - UK Korea medal (1953 obv), UN Korea medal / set bar Korea


plus NZ Operational service medal. (First 2 medals named). Presented


'court-style'. With copy of his service and life. Born 1913, died 2001


Jim is buried in the Aramoho cemetery, Whanganui. EF £230




B3 4+ Court-mounted group to 22353544 Pte S.W. FLETCHER, Green Howards,


as GSM / bar Malaya, Geo VI, plus his Korea UK and UN pair (this as


22353544 Fusilier, R.N.F. ). With his National Service medal, and several


original documents - serivce & pay book, discharge book, a b/w photo, extract


from "The Green Howards in Malaya" by Major Oldfield. Samuel William


Fletcher later became a Corporal, with type life and career notes. GVF/+ £325






Later groups


Mounted trio to 14185379 WO CL2 George J. SHORT, Royal Artillery, as
C3 3 GSM / bar Palestine 1945-48, UNFICYP medal, plus Army LS/GC medal,


EIIR post 1953. (Listed as a Gunner on the GSM). He served in Palestine


and Cyprus, enlisted in 1945, and was discharged in 1967. His final unit was


as P.S.I. in Q battery, 257 (Sussex Yeomanry) Field Regt., RA. (TA) Comes


with a pewter tankard inscribed to him March 1967 "by all ranks" GVF/+ £145






Naval pair to L/F 944880 G.N. STRAW, N.A.2, Royal Navy, as - Naval GSM /
D3 2 bar Near East, plus Campaign service medal / bar Radfan, (F944880, with


rank L.A.). He was with 892 Squadron on HMS Centaur. EF £280






GSM / bar South Arabia to 2670594 Sergeant D. WATKINS, 3rd Coldstream
E3 2+ Guards; together with the unofficial Suez Canal medal (Award Productions),


and his cap badge. Comes with the card case for his GSM, some photos and


his Soldier's Record and Pay book. GSM court-mounted as worn. GVF £145






Mounted pair to 22150520 Sergeant A. McMASTER, as - GSM / bar
F3 2 Malaya (Geo VI) - Private 1st Bn, Green Howards, together with Territorial


Efficiency medal EIIR, bar T.& A.V.R. (Sgt, RA). Confirmed on LG of 1970 £140






Mounted pair to E 4020618 Flight Sergeant J.V. COOPER, RAF, as -
G3 2 CSM / bar South Arabia, plus RAF LS/GC medal EIIR, set extra LS clasp.


His LS medal awarded in 1984, clasp added in 1982. GEF, bright. £145






Pair to Captain J.F. HOLROYD, RADC, as - GSM / bar Canal Zone
H3 2 this named as a Lieutenant, plus National service medal named as "Captain


418443 1951-53, RADC". With cases of issue for both. From East Croydon. £250






Mounted trio to J. 4012259 Corporal J.D. TAYLOR, RAF, as -
J3 3 GSM / bar Cyprus EIIR, CSM / bar South Arabia, plus RAF LS/GC medal


EIIR (post 1953) EF, bright. £185




K3 4 Mounted WW1 group to T-157 WO Cl 2 G.H. GREGORY, ASC, as -


1914/15 trio, plus oval Geo V TFEM. George Henry Gregory is named as


T-157 Sjt on the Star, T-248058 Sjt on the pair, and similarly on the TFEM, which


was awarded 22/5/1921. He was 48th S.Midlands Train, ASC. Plus papers. £150




JUST IN.
L4 4+1 WW1 Mounted group to 27218 Sergeant (later B.Q.M.S.) Alfred W. ECKTON,


as - !914 Mons star trio, set correct bar, plus Army LS/GC medal, Geo V,


86 Battery (12 Bde) R.F.A. (Later 20 Bde, India 1921). LS medal named


1039972 Sjt., RFA. Plus scarce blue enamelled badge : "Old Contemptibles


League British Isles", with central MONS 1914 above red H. Alfred qualified


for the Mons star as having embarqued on 11.9.1914. GVF. Copy papers £265




M4 2+1 Family medals to the THREAPLETON brothers, from Pudsey, as -


WW1 pair to 27967 Pte William Threapleton,, 21st (S) Bn., West Yorkshire


Regt. (Wool & Textiles), served also in WW2 in Decontamination Squad, ARP.


WW1 1914/15 star to Casualty 17979 Pte Joseph Threapleton, 9th (S) Bn.,


West Yorkshire Regt. KiA at Gallipoli on 20 August 1915. Plus papers. £125




N4 3+5 Family medals to the CANNON family, as -


Father : Mounted trio to Michael Cannon, as WW! BWM, Mercantile Marine medal


and WW2 Defence medal. He was a Fireman in the Merchantile Marine from


1914 to 1920 and then at Liverpool Docks as ARP. Plus copious copy papers.


Son : 543896 Flying Officer Francis Joseph Cannon, RAF VR (T), 7(F)


Merseyside Squadron, Air Training Corps, as - WW2 1939/45 star, F&G


Star, Defence & War medals, plus EIIR Cadet Forces medal. Plus box of


issue for WW2 medals, at Stanhope St., Liverpool 8. Also white card case for


his Cadet Forces medal. Much copied paperwork here too. With three b/w


photos of him leading a march of airmen in the early 1950s. £300




P4 3 WW2 trio to an Australian, bought by us in Sydney, as - 1939/45 star, Pacific


star and War medal, all 3 named to NX80088 M.H. CRAIG. AEF £125




Q4 2++ WW2 glazed and framed WW2 pair, as Defence and War medals, plus RAF


cap badge and 6 RAF buttons, attributed to Cecil John JONES, who served


in 42 Air Squadron in Port Elizabeth South Africa 1940-1943. Frame made


by his son "in memory". Plus 14 b/w photos of him and his colleagues and


planes in South Africa in 1941. EF £45




R4 2 Mounted pair to RPO C/J X 912633 D.N. HOLLOWAY, Royal Navy, as -


Naval GSM / bar Near East (as A.B.) plus Naval LS/GC medal, EIIR, post


1953 on HMS President. GVF/+, toned. £195




S4 3 POLICE trio to Constable Sam GITSHAM, as - 1897 Jubilee medal, 1902


Coronation medal and silver 1911 Coronation medal, Metropolitan Police.


1897 and 1902 in "C" division from 1889, then with "W" division till retirement


on 25th May 1914. Papers confirm 25 years service. £135




T4 3 POLICE trio to PC T. HUGHES, Metropolitan Police, as 1897 (F div'n),


1902 ( Y div'n) and silver 1911 Coronation. No further details. GVF/+ £125




V4 2++ Coronation medal 1911 to Private W.W. ROLLS, St.JAB, as - Silver 1911


in St John Ambulance Brigade, plus Silver StJAB service medal with 3 L/S


bars, with a further loose 12 hallmarked date bars all numbered 107697,


dated 1923 to 1929 and 1932 to 1936. Second medal named on edge -


2086 Pte W. ROLLS, No.19 (S.Met.Gas.Co.) Div., No.1 Dist 1921. AEF £185




W4 6+6 Court-mounted WW2 and Korea group to Captain Daniel Thomas Oates COWAN,


Royal Artillery, as : WW" Defence and War medals, UK KORea medal, UN


Korea medal, GSM / bar Near East and Territorial Efficiency medal Geo VI.


Formerly 912733 Sgt & Lieut. RA, and Lieut. RAOC. Commissioned as


2nd Lieut. 15/10/1944 and WS Lieut. 21/3/1945. With set of matching


miniatures. Much copied paperwork, detailing his career. GVF/++ £400