PETER MORRIS Dealer in Coins & Medals
British
Medal Groups
Gallantry. | |||
A* | 8 | WW2 Gallantry Casualty group to a South African - Major C.F. GEERE, SAAF, | |
as - Distinguished Flying Cross, dated 1944 on rev bottom leg to 102995 | |||
Carl Frederick GEERE, No. 19 (SAAF) Squadron. LG 29/12/1944, in its black | |||
Royal Mint case of issue, plus OBE Mil'y (LG 28/11/1944), on pin as for wear, | |||
1939/45 star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence 7 War medals, plus Africa | |||
Service medal in silver. (All except OBE named). His OBE was awarded for | |||
saving the life of his trainee pilot when the plane they were in crashed and burst | |||
into flames; he suffered burns but unharnessed his co-pilot and rescued him. | |||
Sadly, however, he was later to die in an air accident over Italy on 30/10/1944, | |||
aged 27. Cassino War Cemetery EF, with copied paperwork. | £2,400 | ||
B | 6 | WW1/WW2 Gallantry mounted group to Warrant Officer Cl 2 John PACKER | |
Royal Field Artillery, as : WW1 Military Medal (LG 11/2/1919) as 72664 | |||
Sergenat J. Packer, RFA, with Mons Star and bar (+ rosette) - Gnr RFA, BWM | |||
and Victory medals (Sjt RA), WW2 Defence medal, unnaned as issued, plus | |||
Army LS/GC medal, Geo V, top bar Regular Army, as 1036874 WO Cl 11. | |||
John Packer entered France on 18/8/1914 with 34th Brigade RFA; by | |||
November 1918 they were serving with Third Army. GVF, further details. | £500 | ||
C | 4 | WW1 Gallantry group, "court-mounted" for display, to 23435 Sapper W. OLDER | |
as : WW1 Military Medal (Sapper 7th D.S. Coy, RE), with Mons 1914 Star | |||
trio. (Star Pioneer, BWM and Victory Sapper). With copy papers, noting he | |||
embarked for France on 17/8/1914. MM is on LG of 25/1/1918, and further | |||
he was awarded a MiD emblem on 22/6/1915. GVF/++, nicely toned. | £425 | ||
Boer War. | |||
D | 6 | Boer War and WW1 Casualty Court-mounted group to 29756 WO 2, previously | |
Q.M.S. Foreman of Works William STONE, RE, as : QSA / 4 bars : | |||
CC, OFS, Tr., SA 1901 (Corporal),, with 1914/15 star trio (Star Q.M.Sjt, | |||
Pair WO Cl2), and Army LS/GC medal, Geo V (F of W Q.M.Sjt). And his | |||
Memorial Plaque - William Stone. Died of disease 9/2/1916. With a pile of | |||
further copied papers, relating to him. Buried in Plumstead Cemetery, Kent. | Sold | ||
E | 2 | India and Boer War pair to - 4333 Private George MITCHELL, 2nd Bn | |
Royal Sussex Regiment, as : India medal / bar Punjab Frontier 1897-98, | |||
with QSA / 3 bars - OFS, Tr., SA 1902. GVF, confirmed to the rolls and | |||
with full set of copy papers. | £265 | ||
F | 4 | Boer War and WW1 mounted group to 5742 Private R.H. ROBERTS, | |
QSA / 2 bars : CC, OFS South Staffs Regiment., with 1914 Mons trio | |||
(these last three as 2783 Private, RAMC. ) GVF | £265 | ||
G | 3 | Boer War and WW1 group to 31829 Sergeant William SHORT, R.S.Fus. | |
(Royal Scots Fusiliers). His QSA has 2 bars - Tr and SA1902 (re-named as | |||
3895 Pte W'm Short, 2Bn R.S.Fus.), and WW1 pair . Papers reveal that he | |||
used the alias of "John Wilson" in Boer War and later applied to reside as a | |||
Chelsa Pensioner. GVF/+ | Sold | ||
H | 4 | Boer War and WW1 court-mounted group to 6817 Private Thomas HOWLEY, | |
1 / East Surrey Regiment, as : QSA / 5 bars : CC, OFS Tr., SA1901, SA1902 | |||
(re-named) plus WW1 Mons star and bar trio. Mounted by TK&S. | |||
With copy service papers, noting he embarked to France on 16/8/1914. | |||
Wounded, sept 1914 - Gun Shot wound to left hand. (20% disability). GVF/+ | £300 | ||
J | 3 | Boer War and WW1/LS group to 28470 Sth.S.Sjt James HIMBURY, RGA/RHA, | |
as : QSA / 3 bars : CC, OFS, Tr. KSA / 2 bars : SA1901, SA1902, plus | |||
Army LS/GC medal, Geo V. (QSA : A.BR. 4th Bty RFA, KSA : Gnr, RFA) | |||
No details on any WW1 service, or where. GVF/+, all three darkly toned. | £300 | ||
K | 2 | Boer War mounted pair, to 5665 Private G. GUNN, 1 / Essex Regiment, as - | |
QSA / 6 bars : Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg, | |||
Diamond Hill, Belfast, and KSA / 2 bars : SA1901, SA1902. With | |||
papers, confirming all bars. GVF/+, but KSA soldered at swivel joint | £270 | ||
L | 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/+ | £200 | ||
M | 4 | Mounted Boer War and WW1 group to SHULVER, as - QSA / 5 bars : | |
CC, OFS, Tr., SA1901, SA1902, plus 1914 Mons Star and bar (plus 2 sewn-in | |||
rosettes), BWM and Victory. QSA has 31661 Pte H (erbert) Shulver, 62nd | |||
Company Imp. Yeo, whilst WW1 trio has - 15336 Spr G (eorge) Shulver, RE. | |||
With full set of copied papers, noting his full name as Herbert George Shulver. | |||
He evidently preferred George by the time of WW1 to Herbert. Papers include | |||
birth, baptism, marriage, censuses, and confirming pages for Boer war and | |||
WW1 service. Also with a CD with similar and more data. Original ribbons | £330 | ||
N | 2 | Boer War and WW1 to F. VAREY, as : QSA / 4 bars - CC, OFS, SA1901, | |
SA1902 as 3934 Private, 7th Hussars, plus WW1 Victory medal, named | |||
as : 45266 Driver R.E. GVF. (possibly related : 1st July 1916 KiA to | |||
Frank Varey, 2/Ryl Fusiliers, ex 13th Hussars, from Durham) | £170 | ||
P | 2 | Boer War and L/S medal to 9734 Staff-Sergeant-Major George HOBBS, | |
Army Service Corps, as : QSA / 3 bars - CC, OFS, Tr., (Staff-Sgt.), plus | |||
Army LS/GC medal, Edward VII. He served for 21 years, including 4 years | |||
in Gibraltar as well as South Africa. Entitled also to a KSA medal with 2 bars. | |||
He married Sarah Ann and had 4 children, 2 of whom died in infancy. | |||
From London. Copy papers (Short Service) . GVF/++ | £200 | ||
Q | 2+3 | Boer War and WW1 medals, to Private F.J. PAINTER, as - Mounted pair | |
QSA and KSA : QSA/4 bars -CC, Natal, OFS, Tr. , plus KSA/2 bars : SA1901, | |||
SA1902. (this pair mounted together, but re-named 28201 Pte FJ Painter, | |||
21 Coy Sharpshooters, Imperial Yeomanry), plus separately mounted WW1 | |||
1914/15 trio, correctly named to 1840 Pte FJ Painter, Surrey Yeomanry. | |||
Most likely, he lost his Boer War pair, and after WW1 decided to re-create his | |||
medals, albeit re-named. With 2 separate ribbon bars. From Thornton Heath | £225 | ||
R | 2 | Egypt pair to 307 Private J. ARROWSMITH, 2 / DOCLI (Duke of Cornwall | |
Light Infantry ), as - Egypt medal / bar Tel-el-Kebir (1882 dated reverse), | |||
with Khedive's Egypt star 1882. GVF, mounted, as for wear. | £330 | ||
WW1 Casualties. | |||
S | 3+3 | BOND Brothers - Archibald and William Edward : both casualties of War : | |
WW1 pair and plaque to G/11824 Private Archibald BOND, B Coy, 8th / RWK | |||
Royal West Kent Regiment. KiA 16/10/1918, with MiC, CWGC copy, aged 24. | |||
WW1 pair and plaque to 124692 Gunner William Edward BOND, 98th Bty, | |||
1st Bde, RFA. Died of Wounds 16/9/1918, 1 month before his brother, aged 21. | |||
Buried in Doiran Military cemetery, near Macedonia. Copy of MiC & CWGC. | |||
Both brothers lived with their parents at 50, Wordsworth Rd, Penge, SE | |||
London, and enlisted at Bromley. Copy of local newspaper of the time. EF | £450 | ||
T | 3+1+ | WW1 Family medals to the CHURCH brothers - | |
Arthur John Church : Casualty WW1 pair and plaque, as - 15939 Private | |||
A.J. Church, 1st Bn. / Essex Regiment. Killed in action at Gallipoli 6/8/1915. | |||
He was born in Tring, Herts, but lived in Welling, SE London. Comes with | |||
a condolence card from the family at the time with a b/w photo of him, and a | |||
poem cut from a newspaper then "Beyond the Dark" by Elizabeth Cameron. | |||
S.E. Church : 7578 L/Cpl, 1 / Norfolk Regt. His 1914 Mons Star. | |||
Sold by the family locally. We suspect that over time the other missing | |||
medals have become mixed up : somewhere is the Star to A.J., and the | |||
pair to S.E. Still hoping they might turn up ...... GVF++ | £250 | ||
V | 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. | £275 | ||
W | 4+ | WW1 Casualty - 1914/15 trio and Plaque to 13423 Pte William Evan HARRIS | |
9 / R.W.Fus. (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), who was Killed in Action on 30th July 1916, | |||
F&F. From St. Helen's, Lancs. With booklet "Soldiers' Pensions 1918", and | |||
original 'Dependant's Allowances' form, sent to Mr TO Jones, his dependant, | |||
dated 16/9/1916. It was cashed weekly from 10/10/1916 till 6/3/1917. AEF | £230 | ||
X | 4 | WW1 Casualty - 1914/15 trio and Plaque to S-5754 Stoker J. M. HARDIE, | |
Royal Navy. John Mills Hardie was on the HMTD Eden, when he died on | |||
17th June, 1916, and is in the St. Marie Cemetery, Le Havre. EF | £230 | ||
Y | 3 | WW1 Casualty - Pair and plaque to 2nd Lieutenant Robert George CLARKE, | |
72nd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. KiA on 9/9/1918, aged 32. From | |||
Newport, Wales. Buried in Fins New Cemetery, Sorel-le-Grand. With a | |||
typed 5-page report on his life and military career, from HAC to RFA. EF | £300 | ||
Z | 3 | WW1 Casualty - Pair and Plaque to 51312 Private Horace PICKERSGILL, | |
East Yorkshire. He was killed in action on 29th September 1918, F&F. | |||
10th Battalion, from Wakefield. (Was 52823 Pte, KOYLI). GVF | £200 | ||
A1 | 3 | WW1 Casualty - Pair & Plaque to 5494 Private Robert George BONFIELD, | |
12th London Regiment. He died of wounds on 19th November 1918, | |||
aged 30. He and his wife, Julia Lilian, lived at 61, Westbourne Road, | |||
Barnsbury, NE London. Buried in Islington Cemetery. Later in his service | |||
he transferred to the RDC as 44927 (73rd Protection Coy). EF | £200 | ||
B1 | 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/+ | £200 | ||
C1 | 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 | ||
Police Medals. | |||
D1 | 3 | Metropolitan Police trio to PC C. SCAMMELL, as : 1897 Jubilee medal | |
V division, 1902 Coronation medal, X division and 1911 Coronation medal | |||
in silver. (Medals 1 and 2 are bronze, as issued.) GVF/++ | £130 | ||
E1 | 2 | Mounted Scottish Police pair to PC A. LINDSAY, as - 1903 Visit to Scotland | |
medal in bronze, with 1911 silver Coronation medal. Hung on bar brooch | |||
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suspender, with leaves and a thistle. Scarce to Scottish police. GVF | £180 | |
World War One medal groups. | |||
F1 | 4 | WW1 1914/15 trio plus Imperial Service medal (EIIR) to 55280 Driver | |
William George WILLIS, RHA / RA, as - trio, plus ISM. LG 24/9/1954. | |||
With papers, noting he was sent "to Asia" on 22/2/1915. ISM has 1953 | |||
obverse and comes with RM case of issue. GVF/+ A London Postman. | £75 | ||
G1 | 4 | WW1 mounted trio and ISM to 15961 Private W.R. SMART, 2 / Hamps | |
1914/15 trio, ISM is EIIR, 2nd obv. William was a London postman, higher | |||
grade. LG 15/1/1963. Later in the war was transferred to the MGC. GVF | £110 | ||
H1 | 3 | WW1 pair and ISM (EIIR) to 27180 Private Fred WITCHARD, Gloucester | |
Regiment. ISM is 2nd obv. LG 19/9/1961. With GPO. Later service with | |||
MGC. Plus copy papers, MiC and more. EF, almost mint. | £75 | ||
J1 | 3 | WW1 pair and ISM to L.Z. 6292 Able-bodied H.H. LOVELOCK, RNVR, as | |
BWM and Victory medals, with ISM Geo VI IndImp and RM case of issue. | |||
Plus file of papers, service records, LG 9/8/1940. Harry Hubert Lovelock. EF | £75 | ||
K1 | 3 | WW1 trio to 200143 Private Arthur H. WEST, Somerset Light Infantry, as : | |
WW1 pair, plus Territorial Force War medal (1579 Pte, Som. L.I.). | |||
With MiC, noting change of numbers. GVF/+, 1st and 3rd nicely toned. | £300 | ||
L1 | 3 | WW1 mounted trio to 735359 Driver Albert CORNFORD, Royal Artillery, as : | |
BWM, Victory and Territorial Force War medal. Presented 'court-style'. | |||
With copy papers, noting his service: in UK 1914-17, Egypt from 1917-19, | |||
and regular Army from 22/1/1919 to 31/3/1921. EF. | £270 | ||
M1 | 2 | WW1 "pair" to 2544 Private John E. HILL, Devon regiment, as ; BWM and | |
Territorial Force War medal. With the card boxes for each medal, and the | |||
registered envelopes used to post them to him. (Two different addresses - | |||
16 Ampthill Square, London NW1 and 11, Alexandra Mansions, Prince of | |||
Wales Road, Norwich). Plus MiC | £220 | ||
N1 | 4+2+1 | Family medals, over 3 generations to the MARTIN Family, as : | |
1. WW1 group of 4 to T4-211916 Driver Cecil MARTIN, RASC, - | |||
WW1 pair, plus Territorial Force War medal and Territorial Force Efficiency | |||
medal, Geo V. He was a blacksmith by trade. | |||
2. WW2 mounted pair, to Gordon MARTIN, as Defence and War medals, | |||
unnamed as issued, but info from family inform us that he was injured in the | |||
war whilst on HMS Eagle, an aircraft-carrier. | |||
3. Naval LS/GC medal to Charles MARTIN, as EIIR LS/GC, 2nd obv, as | |||
LS (SSM) D C Martin D141498A, RN, with white card box of issue. | |||
The group of family medals .................. | £375 | ||
P1 | 5+1 | WW1 medals to two South African Brothers - ANDERSON family : | |
1. Private J. ANDERSON, 5th M.R., as 1914/15 trio (bi-lingual Victory) | |||
plus 1935 Jubilee medal in silver, and 1937 Coronation medal in silver. | |||
(last two unnamed as issued.) Mounted as worn. GVF/+ | |||
2. Private W. ANDERSON, 5th M.R. GVF | |||
The 2 groups of brothers ................ | £190 | ||
Q1 | 4 | WW1 "court-mounted" group, for display, to K-27347 Stolker 2 / Sto. 1 | |
A.H. WELLER, Royal Navy, as : WW1 1914/15 trio, plus Special | |||
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Constabulary LS medal, Geo VI IndImp (Arthur H.. Weller). GVF/++ | £80 | |
R1 | 4 | WW1 group to PLY.13997 Private J.W. COOPER, RMLI, as - 1914/15 | |
trio, plus RFR LS/GC medal, Geo V. (this last B.868). GVF/+ | £125 | ||
S1 | 4 | WW1 and later group to 3 - 9025 A/Cpl H. BELL, Northumberland Fusiliers, | |
as : 1914/15 trio, plus GSM / bar Iraq. (Geo V). Trio has rank of Private. | |||
With copy of MiC and service record, noting Henry joined up originally in 1902 | |||
until 1906, then again for WW1 and on to Iraq. With neat letter from him in 1930 | |||
asking to be considered for a Service pension. About EF. | £275 | ||
T1 | 2 | WW1 part set to 2388955 Petty Officer W.A. CUNNINGHAM, Royal Navy, as | |
BWM, plus Royal Fleet Reserve LS/GC medal (DEV. B.12030) GVF | £100 | ||
V1 | 3 | WW1 pair plus India GSM / bar Waziristan 1919-21 to G-69225 Private | |
W.E. BRANSON, The Queens Regt. William served in India from 1917, | |||
and after the war in London. With copy of MiC and further documents. GVF | £155 | ||
W1 | 4 | WW1 Naval group to PO. 12864 Private George DOWDELL, RMLI, as - | |
1914/15 trio, plus Naval LS/GC medal, Geo V. GVF/+. 'Court-style' | |||
With copy papers, noting he was born in 1883, and served from 1903 - 1925 | £130 | ||
X1 | 4 | Mounted WW1 Naval group to 286371 SPO Henry IRVING, as - 1914/15 | |
trio, plus Naval LS/GC medal, Geo V. (this last Stoker PO, HMS Pembroke) | |||
With a set of copy papers, noting he was born in 1874, and served for 12 | |||
years from 1897 to 1909, and again until 1915, when he was invalided out. | £120 | ||
Y1 | 3 | WW1 mounted group to 90376 Private Thomas ENGLAND, RAMC, as - | |
WW1 pair, plus Territorial Forc Efficiency medal, Geo V (Mdls Yrbk 234) | |||
With copy papers, noting his service. (TFEM 1325 Dvr., T.P.) Wounded. GVF | £110 | ||
Z1 | 3 | WW1 Mercantile Marine trio to William Dixon GOFF, MFA, as - BWM, | |
Victory medal (named W. Goff, GSR, MFA) and Mercantile Marine medal | |||
Court-mounted, as for wear/display. With copy papers. Born 1872 in S'ton | £120 | ||
A2 | 2+2 | WW1 Pair to 4672 Private R.E. BEST, Seaforth Highlanders, as - BWM and | |
Victory medal, with 2 x LCC school attendance medal Edw VII for 1906/7 and | |||
1907/8. Reginal E. Best lived at 132, Calley, Streatham. With original reg'd | |||
letter sent to him with his WW1 medals, plus card boxes of issue. Mint. | £65 | ||
B2 | 2+1 | WW1 pair to 2428 Driver Alfred H. LYUS, RA, with his silver wound badge, | |
no. 496620. Almost mint, with full length original ribbons. | £60 | ||
C2 | 2+1 | WW1 pair to 202773 Private James KEWLEY, Argyle & Sutherland Highl'rs, | |
- & his silver wound badge, B52475. With copy papers. Mounted as worn | £80 | ||
D2 | 3 | WW1 mounted trio to S-18951 Sergeant George Thomas REILLY, A&S | |
Highlanders, as : WW1 pair, named thus, plus Geo V Territorial Force | |||
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Efficiency medal as 65 Sgt GT Reilly, 5th Royal Scots. Plus papers. GVF | £150 | |
E2 | 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 | £160 | ||
F2 | 3 | WW1 part trio to 1108 Sapper G.S. TAYLOR, R.E., as - 1914/15 star, | |
and BWM medal (Victory missing), plus Territorial Force Efficiency medal, | |||
TFEM is named - Spr / LCpl 562296. GVF | £100 | ||
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G2 | 3 | WW1 and ISM group to 39277 Sapper Alfred JARRETT, Royal Engineers, | |
as : WW1 pair, plus Imperial service medal, Geo VI, cased. He was awarded | |||
this last medal on 2/5/1939, as a sorting clerk & telegraphist in Manchester, | |||
but died in July 1939. With copy MiC and further details. GVF/+ | £75 | ||
H2 | 3 | WW1 and later group to Private P. BUTT, as : WW1 BWM 8451 Pte, Welsh | |
Regt, India GSM / bar Waziristan 1921-24 Pte Welch R., and Army LS/GC | |||
medal, Geo V, Welsh Regt. (Both last medals have no. 3948922) EF/+ | £260 | ||
J2 | 5++ | WW1 pair plus 3 Masonic medals to 9540 Pte H.A. DAVIS, H.A.C., with his | |
Masonic Hospital silvered medal (Wbro HA Davis No 72), another blue | |||
enamelled & hallmkd Ryl Jubilee Lodge 1819 medal, set enamelled bar No72 | |||
on pale blue ribbon, named on gilt rev. Bro A Davis 1945. Steward's badge | |||
RMIG 1954. Plus reprint page from "Timber Trades Journal" of 24/12/1949, | |||
with line drawings of those at annual dinner - HA Davis appears bottom right in | |||
his DJ : "who did the duties of toastmaster". Herbert Arthur also in 1946 & 47 | £90 | ||
K2 | 2+3 | Family medals to the SIMMON(D)S family, father and son, as : | |
Father - WW1 pair, T4-042619 Driver W. Simmons, ASC, with ribbon bar; | |||
Son - WW2 trio, as 1939/45 star, Italy star and War medal, attributed to | |||
LAC 1472529 W. Simmonds, RAF, plus RAF sweetheart brooch, the | |||
ticker-tape print-out of medal award, and a RAF personnel card box | |||
addressed to wife Mrs PL Simmonds, in Epsom. (Peggy Lillian). EF | £80 | ||
WW1 / WW2 groups. | |||
L2 | 5 | Court-mounted WW1/2 group to T - 21425 Driver T. FLETCHER, RASC, as | |
1914 Mons and bar trio, WW2 Defence medal, and ISM Geo VI IndImp. | |||
(Tom Palmer Fletcher on ISM). With much copy papers, and written history | |||
of his life and service. MiC notes "No 3 Coy, 6th Div T, ASC. WW2 was in | |||
the Home Guard, and latterly a GPO linesman. GVF | £165 | ||
M2 | 4 | Mounted group to L-3554 Gunner Richard RIMMER, RFA/RA, as - WW1 | |
1914/15 trio, plus WW2 Defence medal. 1939 register notes he was serving | |||
in WW2 as a Police Constable in Liverpool. With copy papers. GVF/+ | £85 | ||
N2 | 6 | Mounted Mercantile Marine group to 13374 DA Ldg Deck-hand E.S. THOMAS, | |
RNR, as - WW1 BWM, Victory medals and Mercantile Marine medal, plus | |||
WW2 1939/45 star, Atlantic star / bar F&G, and War medal. With copy | |||
papers, noting he survived the sinking of the SS Arandora Star, in WW2, with | |||
the loss of 800+ Axis PoWs. Later he served on the RMS Queen Mary. GVF | £180 | ||
P2 | 7+ | WW1/2 group to PO.213026 Marine Charles T. DERRETT, Ryl Marines, as | |
1914/15 trio (RMA 13026 GR), WW2 Defence & War medals, plus Naval | |||
LS/GC medal (Geo V). Plus Police LS/GC medal, EIIR (1953 obv) as a | |||
Constable at Portland Naval base, living at 14, Police Quarters. With much | |||
original paperwork and documents, including his (a/f) signing-on papers in | |||
1912, photos, ID cards, RMP badge, Royal Tournament 1922 silver medal | |||
cased, and newspaper cuttings from 1956 and 1963. Plus colourful | |||
award certificate for crossing Equator on 8/8/1927. At Jutland. +++ GVF | £325 | ||
Q2 | 4+1 | WW1/WW2 mounted group to 2237 Private Theodore CORNELIUS, | |
Army Cycling Corps, as - 1914/15 trio, WW2 Defence medal plus WW1 | |||
Silver Wound Badge, no. B75649. Plus copy papers, confirming. GVF/+ | £120 | ||
R2 | 6 | WW1/WW2 mounted group to 66654 Sergeant C.E. BROWN, 14th Bde, | |
RFA/RA, as : Mons and bar (genuine) 1914 trio, plus WW2 Defence medal, | |||
Imperial Service medal (EIIR) - Charles Ernest Brown and a Belgium WW1 | |||
gilt Veterans medal (Les Veterans du Roi Albert 1909-1934). GEF, lustrous | |||
With MiC and confirming papers. Joined RFA in 1911, re-enlisted and was | |||
discharged finally in 1935. (Star : Bombadier). ISM was awarded as a | |||
Post Office telephonist in Hastings. | £250 | ||
S2 | 3+5+ | WW1/WW2 medals to H.W. GOOD, as - WW1 trio, to F.799 L.M. Good, | |
RNAS (Royal Navy Air Service). - Star is A.M.1 with the card boxes of | |||
issue. Together with WW2 medals : 1939/45 star, Atlantic star, Africa | |||
star, Burma star, and War medal. Mint, as issued, with transmittal slip and | |||
card box posted to HW Good at 9, Riverside Road, Highbury, N5 | |||
Not clear if this is one man, or father & son, with same initials (?) EF/+ | £320 | ||
T2 | 3+ | WW1 / WW2 group to 23796 Corporal G.H. GOODWRIGHT, Lancashire | |
Fusiliers, as : WW1 pair, mounted with attached ribbon bar; WW2 War | |||
medal; his cap badge, a collar dog (gilt L and F around Lancashire Fus | |||
flaming globe; 2 circular cloth patches featuring the red Lancashire rose & | |||
leaf spray; and a old b/w photo of George Henry Goodwright in uniform | |||
with swagger stick, in front of a breakfast wall menu. GVF | £70 | ||
V2 | 4+ | Court-mounted group to 34232 Private William D. SLOWLEY, L.N. Lancs | |
Regiment, as - WW1 pair, plus WW2 Defence and War medals. With card | |||
case of issue for WW2 medals, and two very large b/w photos of him and | |||
his platoon (one is of ITC HQ Ordely room staff, Aug. 1941.) GVF/+ | |||
Plus A4 page of his life and service history. | £85 | ||
W2 | 7 | Mounted group to 51031 Private John King BRAND, Ryl Scots Fusiliers, as - | |
WW1 pair, plus WW2 1939/45 star, F&G star, Defence & War medals, and | |||
Territorial Efficiency medal, Geo V, set extra LS bar. (this last - 3048940 Sjt. | |||
He transferred to the Army Cycling Corps for a period in WW1 as 23454. | |||
and was wounded on 19 June 1918. With further copy papers, confirming. | £200 | ||
X2 | 4 | Mounjted group to 202944 Gunner G. EDWARDS, RA, as - WW1 pair, | |
plus WW2 Defence and War medals. GVF/+ No further details | £60 | ||
Y2 | 3+ | WW1/2 mounted group to 34255 Private Horace Joseph SHAW, as - BWM | |
and Victory medal, The Queen's Regt., plus WW2 War medal. With card | |||
box of issue for WW2, and demob / discharge papers. From Nottingham | £75 | ||
Z2 | 4 | WW1/WW2 court-mounted group to 62220 Private T. DAVIS, Y & L Regt., | |
as : WW1 pair, WW2 Defence medal and Special Constabulary Geo VI | |||
medal (IndImp) - Thomas Davis. MiD has him as "Tom Davis". GVF/+ | £75 | ||
A3 | 3+ | Scarce Cambridge R. pair to 53602 Private Edward FULLER, as - WW1 | |
pair (named Suffolk Regt0, and WW2 Defence medal. With original documents, | |||
noting he was with 11th Suffolks, or 1st Cambridge Regiment. All three | |||
documents support this. Plus photos, crossed rifles collar dog, LG dog (Lewis | |||
Gunner) marksman sleeve badge, wounded, post-war ration book for 1953/4 | |||
with him living in Highgate. And a gilt spoon cased "1919 Victory Peace" | |||
in card case posted to him in Lamberhurst with card from the Parish, expressing | |||
their grateful thanks for his WW1 service. In WW2 he was LCC Head Park | |||
keeper and ARP service. (a gardener before WW1 service). GVF/++ | £140 | ||
B3 | 3++ | WW1/WW2 group to 3065 Gunner Cecil Stanley PEASE, RA, as - | |
WW1 pair, plus WW2 Defence medal. With SWB, no. B53828, wounded in | |||
leg. In WW2 he was with the ARP (we have his ARP silver badge) in London | |||
East Ham.. Papers note he lived in Lewisham in 1939 census. GVF | £80 | ||
C3 | 4 | Mounted WW1 / WW2 group to 1498 Private R. BOYD, RAMC, as - | |
1914/15 trio plus WW2 Defence medal. GVF/+ | £75 | ||
D3 | 6 | Mounted group to J. 58007 Boy 1. (later L. Sto). A.L.R.G. MILES, Royal Navy, | |
as - WW1 BWM, plus WW2 1939/45 star, Atlantic star / bar F&G, Defence & | |||
War medals, plus Naval LS/GC medal, Geo V, Coinage obv. (this last - K.57515 | |||
L.Sto. ALRG Miles, HMS Iron Duke, RN.) With copy of his service record, | |||
notinghis ful name as Arthur Leslie Robert Glanbell Miles (!!). GVF | £150 | ||
E3 | 4+ | WW1/WW2 court-mounted group to 81775 Gunner William George DEAN, | |
RGA, as : WW1 pair, set MiD oak-leaf on Victory, WW2 Defence medal and | |||
Civil Defence medal EIIR. With several original letters, photos and documents | |||
including 2 hand-written letters, dated 17.2.1919 to his father in Plymouth, | |||
congratulating him on his son's (now a L/Bdr) MiD for "conspicuous bravery | |||
in the field 14/15 June 1918 in Salonica. With his silver ARP badge and 3 | |||
Civil Defence badges as an Instructor, one in blue enamel, other red. | |||
Plus a matching ribbon bar. He was with 196 Heavy Battery. AEF | £160 | ||
F3 | 8 | WW1/WW2 mounted naval group to A.B GILL, as - WW1 pair (S.S.9183) | |
WW2 1939/45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star, Defence and War medals, plus | |||
RFR LS/GC medal Geo V coinage head. (this one SS918 PO B. 14865) | £160 | ||
G3 | 3 | Mounted WW1/WW2 group to Boy Sailor J.93194 F.G. GREGORY, RFR, | |
as : WW1 BWM (his sole entitlement), WW2 War medal and RFR LS/GC | |||
medal Geo VI IndImp. Frederick George Gregory was born in 1903 in | |||
Barnet and joined up as Boy 2nd class in 1918, transferred to the RFR in 1929 | |||
and was re-called in 1939. Invalided out in 1940. Died in 1969. EF | |||
With large file of copy papers, folllowing his career, ships & life. EF | £95 | ||
H3 | 1+++ | Voluntary Medical Service medal and badges to Herbert William SMITH, | |
with red enamelled Proficiency in First Aid, 4 further badges, WW1 British | |||
Red Cross Society medal for War Service, and a b/w photo of him. | £75 | ||
J3 | 5 | Mounted WW2 group to 4385504 Private J. CLEMENTS, 4 / Green Howards, | |
as : 1939/45 star, Africa star, Defence & War medal, plus Territorial Efficiency | |||
medal Geo VI IndImp, set two further LS bars. Confirmed. EF | £120 | ||
K3 | 4 | WW2 Prisoner of War court-mounted group to 2585741 Signaller John PHILLIPS, | |
Royal Signals. HQ Malaya Command. Taken PoW in Singapore & Thailand, | |||
on 15/2/1942. (and not released until September 1945), as : 1939/45 star, | |||
Pacific star, War medal, plus Territorial Efficiency medal Geo VI FidDef. EF | |||
With copy papers, including Japanese Index card. (TA medal as a Driver). | £185 | ||
L3 | 4 | WW2 Naval Casualty court-mounted group to C/JX 125146 A / L / Smn | |
Alfred Leslie WOODLEY, Royal Navy, who died on 24 / 12 / 1943, as : | |||
1939/45 star, Atlantic star, War medal and Naval LS/GC medal, HMS Hurricane. | |||
Ship was a destroyer, sunk twice, once by Luftwaffe, and then again by U-415. | |||
Woodley was one of only 3 killed in action, when torpedoed. (LS/GC medal | |||
was awarded in July 1943). With CWGC, commemorated on Chatham Mem'l. | £250 | ||
M3 | 5 | WW2 and later group to 624150 Sergeant J. GODDARD, RAF, as - | |
Defence and War medals, plus GSM / bar Malaya (EIIR), CSM / bar South | |||
Arabia, and RAF LS/GC medal EIIR. (Rank on GSM and LS is Cpl.) AEF | £210 | ||
N3 | 5 | WW2 mounted group to Francis John GAFFNEY, as - 1939/45 star, Defence | |
medal, War medal, France & Germany star (mounted in that order !), plus | |||
Imperial Service medal EIIR (post 1953). Not researched yet. AEF | £50 | ||
P3 | 5 | WW2 mounted group to T/35410 Corporal L. HASSACK, RASC, as - | |
1939/45 star, Africa star, Defence & War medals, plus Army LS/GC medal | |||
with top bar Regular Army. (Geo VI IndiaeImp). GVF/+ | £100 | ||
Q3 | 6 | WW2 mounted group to 2039334 Sergeant G.H. BULL, RA, as - 1939/45 | |
star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence & War medals, plus Army LS/GC medal | |||
EIIR, top bar Regular Army. BrOmnRegina (ie 1953 issue). GVF/+ | £90 | ||
R3 | 6 | Pre-War Palestine and WW2 group to 6007690 Private Thomas JONES, | |
1 / Essex Regiment, as : GSM / bar Palestine, 1939/45 star, Africa star, Italy | |||
star, Defence and War medals. Copy papers note he was also with East | |||
Surrey Regiment from 2/5/1943 to 13/4/1046. eF, stars nicely toned. | £165 | ||
S3 | 5+ | WW2 group to C/JX 269764 A.J. BARLOW, as : 1939/45 star, Atlantic star / | |
bar F&G, Africa star / bar North Africa 1942-43, Burma star and War medal. | |||
With matching ribbon-bar, award certificate and box of issue, to him at | |||
29, Fembrook Road, Lewisham, London SE13. B/W copy picture AEF | £125 | ||
T3 | 6+ | India and WW2 mounted medal group to 6397936 Signalman W.R. ROGERS, | |
Ryl Signals, as : India GSM / 2 bars North-West Frontier 1936-37, North- | |||
West Frontier 1937-39, 1939/45 star, Burma star, Defence & War medals, | |||
plus ISM EIIR , 2nd obv : William Reginald Rogers. With much original | |||
documentation, letters, etc and photos. Service & Pay book, Red book, etc. | |||
ISM awarded in 19/2/1980, worked at FCO. With ribbon -bar. AEF | |||
Plus 3 cap-badges, sweet-heart brooch. From Crowborough, Kent. | £300 | ||
V3 | 6+ | WW2 mounted group to 1176205 E.F. DASHPER, RAF, as - 1939/45 star, | |
Africa star / bar North Africa 1942-43, Burma star, Italy star, Defence and War | |||
medals. Plus his award card box addressed to him at Bridges Road, W.Ewell. | |||
Edwin Frederick Dashper was born in 1911 and died in 1998. Plus more info | £70 | ||
W3 | 5 | WW2 mounted group to T/2085124 Driver L.W. WILES, RASC, as - | |
1939/45 star, F&G star, Defence and War medals, plus Territorial | |||
Efficiency medal, bar Territorial, with extra LS bar on ribbon. EF | £80 | ||
X3 | 4 | WW2 to LAC Norman ASHTON, RAF, as : 1939/45 star, Africa star/ bar | |
North Africa 1942-43, Italy star and War medal. Plus his RAF Service and | |||
Release book, noting his number as 1750405, and served as a WOP/MSR | £55 | ||
Y3 | 4 | WW2 medals, attributed to E.R.T. JONES, as : 1939/45 star, F&G star, | |
Defence and War medals. Edwin Roger Tyrwhitt Jones lived in Goodmayes, | |||
Essex. Comes with greaseproof wrappers and card box of issue. EF | £50 | ||
Z3 | 3 | WW2 and later court-mounted unattributable trio, as - Defence medal, War | |
medal and 1977 Silver Jubilee medal. EF. (last silver & toned). | £200 | ||
A4 | 7 | WW2 naval group to JX.126985 H.G. FULLER, Royal Navy, as : 1939/45 | |
star, Atlantic star, Burma star, Defence and War medals, plus Naval GSM / | |||
bar Palestine 1945-48 (PO) and Naval LS/GC medal Geo VI IndImp - | |||
(LS) HMS Frobisher. With his original parchment service record, from | |||
signing on with HMS Ganges as a Boy 2 in May 1927 to June 1929, then | |||
again from June 1939 to pension in November 1949. With b/w photo. EF | £285 | ||
B4 | 5 | WW2 Court-mounted group to - 854489 Gunner P.A. ANSCOMBE, RAOC, | |
as : 1939/45 star, F&G star, Defence & War medals, plus Territorial | |||
Efficiency medal, bar Territorial, Geo VI (FidDef). Plus further copy papers, | |||
showing Percy Alfred Anscombe also served in RA (AA & CD), then CMP | |||
from 1942 to 1946, and finally RAOC from 1946 to 1951. GVF/+ | £90 | ||
C4 | 5++ | WW2 Naval group to JX 583590 AB George Thomas MOWLING, RN, as : | |
1939/45 star, Africa star / bar 8th Army (!!), Italy star, Defence & War medals. | |||
With box of issue to him in Southend. Plus original Naval service record, noting | |||
he had served for 2 years in the RASC until 1942. (Hence 8th Army). Plus | |||
original docs and booklets; Alexandria (Egypt) dinner menus, signed, mini | |||
bible, medical grade card ........ EF | £90 | ||
D4 | 4+8+ | WW2 medals, to Harry Victor REYNOLDS, Royal Navy, as - 1939/45 star, | |
Atlantic star, Defence and War medals, all as issued, with their grease-proof | |||
wrappers, and box posted to him at 37, Nelgarde Road, Catford, SE6. | |||
Sold by the family, with a large amount of b/w photos of him and others in | |||
service, 2 large photos of him in uniform, his birth certificate, death church | |||
tribute. He was very active before the war in the Church Lads Brigade - eight | |||
various medals, some silver and enamelled, plus cloth blazer badge, Old Boys | |||
re-union dinner cards, all signed by those present, and a 1948 Church Lads | |||
Brigade diary , given to his wife Terry at Christmas 1947. Lots to read . | £130 | ||
E4 | 6 | WW2 mounted group to 1407580 LAC S.E. BEARD, RAF, as : 1939/45 | |
star, Africa star / set bar North Africa 1942-43, Italy star, Defence and War | |||
medals, plus GSM / bar Palestine 1945-48. Stars are lustrous, otw EF | £140 | ||
F4 | 5 | WW2 RAF group to Sergeant Edwin C. WOOLLEY, as - 1939/45 star, | |
F&G star, Defence and War medals, plus Special Constabulary LS medal | |||
Geo VI IndImp. With RAF award slip, noting 4 medals awarded. AEF | £60 | ||
G4 | 6 | WW2 mounted group to Arthur T. BASSETT, as : 1939/45 star, Atlantic | |
star, Africa star / set rosette, Defence and War medals, plus Special | |||
Constabulary medal, Geo VI IndImp , this last one only one named. AEF | £70 | ||
H4 | 5+++ | WW2 medals, plus Masonic medals and regalia, etc, etc to H.L. WILLIAMS, | |
as - WW2 medals : 1939/45 star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence and War | |||
medals. (no record as to his branch of service), plus much Masonic materials | |||
viz 3 Stewards enamelled badges for 1949, 1954 and 1956; a named | |||
and highly enamelled token of esteem medal from the Magnum Opus Lodge | |||
No. 5641 as Undecimus 1955-56; two certificates, a framed/glazed photo | |||
of him at his desk in later life; 2 masonic books, a pale blue sash with named | |||
triangle and hanger, his apron, arm cuffs, another apron and sash. AEF | £95 | ||
J4 | 5 | WW2 group to 8 Petty Officer Wtr R.S. GURNEY, RNVR, as : 1939/45 | |
star, F&G star, Defence and War medals, plus RNVR medal, Geo VI IndImp | |||
With the card case of posting, addressed to him at 10, Park St., Plymouth. | |||
And further copied details of his service and life. EF (wtr = writer) | £150 | ||
K4 | 6 | WW2 mounted group to T / 68793 Sergeant L.W. SKENTELBERRY, | |
Royal Army Service Corps, as : 1939/45 star, Africa star, Italy star, War | |||
medal, GSM / bar Malaya (EIIR) plus Territorial Efficiency medal Geo VI | |||
top bar Territorial (FidDef). GVF, ribbons a little tired. | £160 | ||
L4 | 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 | ||
M4 | 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. | £240 | ||
N4 | 5 | WW2 and Police mounted group to 1020139 Sergeant E.C. EVENDEN, | |
Royal Artillery, as : 1939/45 star, Defence & War medals, plus Army LS/GC | |||
medal Geo VI IndImp set top bar Regular Army, together with later Police | |||
LS/GC medal EIIR, 2nd obv to Inspector Edward Cyril Evenden. Born in | |||
St. Lucia (Caribbean), but latterly in Wareham, Dorset. GVF/+ | £165 | ||
O4 | 3 | WW2 mounted Police trio to Constable Leonard F. KEEN, as - Defence | |
and War medals, plus Police LS/GC medal, EIIR (post 1953). GVF/+ | £60 | ||
P4 | 4 | WW2 group to a South African - 185869 C.B.S. McCLEEVE, as - 1939/45 star, | |
Africa star, War medal and Africa service medal. Again, with much paperwork. | £50 | ||
Q4 | 4 | WW2 group to a South African - 168367 Pte J. DOWMAN, as : 1939/45 star, | |
Africa star, War medal and silver Africa Service medal, all named as always. | |||
Plus full set of copy papers. He was with 'K'Coy, Cape Corps. | £50 | ||
R4 | 3 | WW2 trio to a South African - M.25628 J. BALIE, as - 1939/45 star, War | |
medal and Africa Service medal. Unresearched, as yet. | £40 | ||
Fire-brigade. | |||
S4 | 3 | Mounted WW2 and later group to a Fireman - Thomas STANIFORTH, as - | |
WW2 Defence medal plus 2 x LS Fire-brigade medals, in bronze with | |||
2 LS bars - 5 years, and 10 years, plus silver LS medal with bar 20 years. | £70 | ||
T4 | 2 | Fire-brigade pair to R.E. AYLING, as - bronze British Fire Services | |
Association medal, named to him, with number 4856 on edge, and a silver | |||
(hallmarked) BFSA medal, also named to him with number 2209 stamped | |||
on edge. (For 10 and 20 years service). GVF/+ | £60 | ||
V4 | 1+1 | Fire-brigade pair, awarded to Father & son - MILLER family, as : | |
Father - 2866 W.H. MILLER, bronze LS medal for 20 years BFSA. | |||
Son - 286 Leading Fireman Bruce R. MILLER in silver, for "Exemplary | |||
Service". Both medals mounted separately on pin, as worn. GVF & + | £60 | ||
Korea War. | |||
W4 | 7 | WW2 and Korea mounted group to 6300117 S/Sergeant R.A. HAINES, | |
Royal ulster Rifles ( and later RAPC), as : 1939/45 star, F&G star, Defence | |||
and War medals, plus Korea pair (UK and UN) - Sergeant, together with | |||
GSM / bar Near East (S/Sgt, RAPC). With 2 x RUR cap badges, and r/bar | £400 | ||
X4 | 3 | Korea and later mounted trio to 22305210 Sergeant G.P. HAWKINS, | |
REME, as - Korea pair (UK and UN), plus GSM / bar Cyprus. UK Korea | |||
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medal has rank of Craftsman. EF/+ | £220 | |
Y4 | 4 | Mounted WW2 and Korea group, to Warrant Officer, Class 1, WSE PAYTON, | |
Australian Forces, as : WW2 War medal and Australia Service medal | |||
both named WX42284, with Korea pair (UK and UN), these with numbers | |||
5 / 9012. William Seymour Emile Payton was born on 4/4/1900 and served | |||
in Korea from 27/9/1950 until 4/4/1955. He was part of the BCOF Internment | |||
and Interrogation Unit there. All 4 medals named. AEF | £350 | ||
Z4 | 4 | Korea group to a Canadian - C.850619 C.A. MILLER, as : Canada silver | |
issue for Korea (20,000+ issued), UN Korea medal, both named, with | |||
Canadian Volunteer Service medal for Korea (Mdls Yrbk C19), unnamed as | |||
issued, and Korea Canada Veterans Association medal, gilt uniface with | |||
red and blue enamels, set bar "10", this court-mounted. With membership | |||
card for 1983 named to CA Miller, as a UK member of good standing in | |||
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. Each medal on pin. EF/+ | £300 | ||
A5 | 2 | Korea pair, UK and UN to 22468005 Pte H.F. WILLIAMS, RASC, in | |
their card box of transmittal. EF | £150 | ||
B5 | 7 | WW2 and Korea court-mounted group , as : 1939/45 star, Atlantic star, Defence | |
and War medals, Naval GSM / bar Minesweeping 1945-51, and Korea pair | |||
UK and UN. Attractive group, however, tragically, naming has been mostly | |||
erased !! A few letters legible, but not enough. AEF. | £250 | ||
C5 | 2 | Korea pair, UK and UN to a Canadian - SM.17927 R.M. HANNON. | |
Silver Canada issue. He servied with Princess Patricia's Canadian Light | |||
Infantry. Mounted, as worn. EF | £180 | ||
D5 | 2 | Korea pair to Surgeon-Lieutenant C.R. MAY, Royal Navy, as - | |
UK Korea (1st obverse) and UN Korea. With copy of Navy lists, noting that | |||
CR May, LMSSA was with HMS Pembroke. AEF | £275 | ||
Later groups | |||
E5 | 2 | Mounted pair to P/MX.771779 Jnr 1 L. GADD, Royal Navy, as : Naval | |
GSM / bar Near East (Jnr 2) plus Naval LS/GC medal EIIR (post 1953) | |||
as Jnr 1, HMS Mercury. AEF, lightly toned. | £160 | ||
F5 | 2 | RAF pair to Corporal R.D. HARBINSON, RAF, as : CSM / 3 bars - | |
Radfan, South Arabia, Borneo (SAC), plus RAF LS/GC medal EIIR (post 1953). | |||
CSM's first bar is affixed, other two are loose on the ribbon. AEF | £270 | ||
G5 | 2 | Mounted pair to 25004982 Private P.A. LEYLAND, RLC, as - CSM / bar | |
Northern Ireland, plus NATO medal / bar Former Yugoslavia. EF | £80 | ||
H5 | 2+ | RAF mounted pair, to D-4185057 Sergeant P.K. KAR-ROY, RAF, as - GSM / | |
bar Malaya EIIR, plus RAF LS/GC medal, EIIR. With both cases of issue. EF | £170 | ||
J5 | 2 | Mounted pair to a Marine, as - Naval GSM / bar Brunei with CSM / bar Borneo | |
to R.M. 19862 Marine E.M. COOKE, Royal Marines. GVF/+ | £425 | ||
K5 | 2 | Mounted pair, as - GSM / bar Malaya EIIR, with Africa GSM / bar Kenya, to | |
22973149 Rifleman A. RHODES, R.B. (Rifle Brigade). Kenya medal | |||
(Mau-Mau conflict) has initials Rfn A.W. Rhodes. GVF++ | £250 | ||
L5 | 4 | Court-mounted modern group to - 25040790 Lance-Corporal A.B. GRAYSON, | |
G.H. (Green Howards), as - NATO medal bar Former Yugoslavia, | |||
CSM / bar Northern Ireland (Pte), Operational Service medal / bar Afghanistan, | |||
plus 2002 Golden Jubilee medal. Only medals 2 and 3 are named, but there | |||
has been an attempt at partial erasure of his regiment (and number of OpServ) | |||
All almost as issued. | £250 | ||
M5 | 4++ | NI & Gulf War medal group, to E 8402548 SAC Martin Graeme WOODHEAD, | |
Royal Air Force, as - CSM / bar Northern Ireland, court-mounted with Gulf | |||
War medal, bar 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991. Plus the Saudi Arabia Liberation of | |||
Kuwait medal & ribbon bar, in its green case; also the Kuwait Liberation of | |||
Kuwait medal & ribbon bar, in its dark blue plastic case; with a selection of | |||
original documents - Id cards, radiation dose record card, radiation checker | |||
tube and colour chart, embroidered cloth blazer badge Per Ardua, several | |||
cloth RAF regiment flashes, RAF cap-badges, and his RAF Regiment belt. | £425 | ||
JUST IN ! | |||
N5 | 6+4 | Family medals to the TOLLERFIELD cousins - | |
Mounted group to Ernest Tollerfield - GSM / bar Kurdistan : Pte 4525305 | |||
W. Yorks Regt., WW2 Defence & War medals plus GSM / bar Palestine | |||
1945-48 as AC1 2215054 RAF with copy papers, confirming..... | |||
Mounted group to Arnold Tollerfield - WW2 1939/45 star, Africa star / bar 1st Army, | |||
Italy star, Defence & War medals as T 237879 Corporal, ASC; wounded | |||
with King's badge and home-made ID tag. Copy papers, confirming. | £325 |