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![[Evans, Lewis Pugh, VC, 1881-1962]. Official History of the Russo-Japanese War. Part II. From the Battle of Ya-Lu to Liao-Y](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/e6986aac-6ee6-4136-8dcf-a56700bd94e2/9a208745-87a3-4507-be0e-a56b0118fe4d/468x382.jpg)
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[Evans, Lewis Pugh, VC, 1881-1962]. Official History of the Russo-Japanese War. Part II. From the Battle of Ya-Lu to Liao-Yang, Exclusive. Prepared by the Historical Section of the Committee of Imperial Defence, Published HMSO, 1908, numerous pencil marginal notes and underscoring in Evans’s hand to text throughout, folding map in text and 10 (of 11) folding maps in pocket at rear, lacks Strategical map of the Situation on the 22nd August 1904, 3 related folding maps also present, also loosely included are two pencil-written ‘Essays’ by Evans on Ta-Shi-Chiao and Nan-Shan, 20 pp. and 16 pp. respectively, 4to, plus 8 pp. pencil notes on Te-Li-Ssu, small 8vo, the two ‘Essays’ in contemporary Black Watch envelopes, hinges partly cracked, endpapers spotted and slightly browned, original linen-backed printed boards, rubbed and soiled, a little frayed at head of spine, 8vo, together withSadowa, A Study, by General H. Bonnal, 1907, ownership signature of Captain L.P. Evans to front free endpaper, pencil note and underscoring, folding maps in pocket at rear, original cloth gilt, rubbed and soiled, plus Brunker (H.M.E.), Notes on Organisation and Equipment, 6th edition, 1909, pencil ownership signature of L.P. Evans, The Black Watch, to front free endpaper, some pencil underscoring, original cloth gilt, rubbed, and Callwell (C.E.), Small Wars. Their Principles and Practice, 3rd edition, 1909, ownership pencil signature of L.P. Evans, some pencil underscoring and marginalia throughout including coloured pencil, original cloth gilt, rubbed and partly damp stained, plus 4 others with ownership signatures of L.P. Evans, 6 with inscriptions to him and some related military books including a field service pocketbook 1913 with manuscript annotations by Evans, his instructions issued to officers for a reconnoitre of three beaches and cyclostyled map inserted in pocket at front, 3 letters and a telegram to him, to congratulate him on his MBE in January 1945 General Lewis Pugh Evans served as Lieutenant Colonel in command of the Black Watch, 1st Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, British Army. He was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery when running at an enemy machine gun emplacement and capturing it at Zonnebeke, Belgium, on 4 October 1917. He later achieved the rank of Brigadier General and saw service in World War Two. The books in this and the following 4 lots all appear to be from a family library. (26)
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Fortescue (Hon. J.W.). A History of the British Army, volumes 1-10 & 12 plus 5 map volumes (covering volumes 4, 7, 8-10 & 12) only, 1910-20, volume 4 bound in 2 parts, some occasional spotting, hinges to volume 1 cracked, volume 1 with ownership signature of L.P. Evans and volume 2 presentation inscription to him from his mother dated Christmas 1923, original red cloth gilt, somewhat rubbed and faded, a little soiled, 8vo (17)
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Lake (Edward). Journals of the Sieges of the Madras Army, in the Years 1817, 1818 and 1819, with Observations on the System, According to which such Operations have usually been Conducted in India... , 1825, subscriber's list, some old damp staining to lower margins, contemporary half calf gilt, boards worn, 8vo, lacks Atlas volume, together with Skeen (Andrew), Passing It On: Short Talks on Tribal Fighting on the North-West Frontier of India, 2nd edition, Aldershot, [1932], some pencil notes at front and rear and underscoring to text, original cloth, a little rubbed, plus Forbes (Archibald), The Afghan Wars 1839-42 and 1878-80, 1st edition, 1892, portrait frontispiece and black and white plates, some pencil underscoring, ownership inscription of James Murray, The Black Watch, to front free endpaper, hinges cracked, original cloth gilt, rubbed and some wear to extremities, all 8vo, plus other Indian interest (11)
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Montgomery (Archibald). The Story of the 4th Army in the Battles of the Hundred Days, August 8th to November 11th 1918, [1919], black and white plates including portrait frontispiece, some spotting (titles browned), original cloth gilt, foot of spine partly faded, some soiling, 4to, together with Simpson (C.R., editor), The History of the Lincolnshire Regiment 1914-1918, 1st edition, 1931, black and white illustrations and folding maps, original cloth in frayed and spotting dust jacket, plus Powell-Edwards (H.I.), The Sussex Yeomanry and 16th (Sussex Yeomanry) Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment 1914-1919, 1st edition, [1921], black and white plates from photos, signed presentation inscription from the author to front free endpaper to his aunt, original cloth gilt, spine faded, both 8vo, plus others mostly military and history interest (approx. 50)
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Manuscript recipe book. An 18th century manuscript recipe book, approximately 60pp. filled with culinary recipes and medical receipts in several hands, with a large number of blank leaves, some staining, particularly at front of volume, first leaf torn with loss, hinges split, original Cambridge pane calf, rubbed and slightly worn to extremities, with joints splitting, lacking clasp, 4to Recipes include: 'Sr. Thomas Millington for A Cough' - Sir Thomas (1628-1703/4) was physician to William III, Mary II, and Queen Anne, was President of the Royal College of Physicians, and took part in the autopsy of William III; 'An exelent medicine for Asthmatek Coughs by Dr. Lowar' - Richard Lower (1631-1691) was a pioneer of blood transfusions; 'For a child that has the worms, Doctor Hollins 1729' - John Hollins (1683-1739) was physician-general to the army and physician to George III. (1)
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Medical climatology. Dissertatio medica in auguralis, de coeli effectibus... , Edinburgh, 1792, blank before half-title present, signed presentation inscription from the author James Buchan to the Lord Provost Sir James Stirling, inscribed to dedication verso, all edges gilt, contemporary tree calf gilt, a little wear to spine ends and joints, 8vo James Buchan (1770-1834) was a classmate of Walter Scott, later an army physician in Egypt and then physician of the Royal Public Dispensary. (1)
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India. Manuscript Plan of the Position of the Confederate Armies under the Direction of Earl Cornwallis before Shrerungputtun. From the Fifth to the Twenty-fourth of February when the Cessation of Hostilities took place. Likewise the Position of the Enemy's Army Commanded by Tippoo Sultan in person previous to the Action of the Night of February 1792, pen, ink and watercolour plan with a large decorative cartouche and 'scrolled' key, one closed tear, old folds, tipped on to later blue paper, 355 x 220 mm A highly unusual and accurate plan of Srirangapatna during the war with Tipu Sultan. Srirangapatna was the scene of the last and decisive battle fought between Tipu Sultan and a combined force of 50,000 men provided equally by the Nizam of Hyderabad and the East India Company under the overall command of General George Harris. This battle was the last engagement of the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War. The Battle of Seringapatam, 1799, was truly momentous in its historic effects. At the battle's climax, Tipu Sultan was killed within the fort of Seringapatam, betrayed by one of his own confidants; the spot where he ultimately fell is marked by a memorial. Apart from the usual gold and cash, innumerable valuables, objets d'art and many of the personal effects of Tipu Sultan, were shipped to England; including the famous automaton 'Tipu's Tiger' which is on display at The Victoria and Albert Museum. Much of the site of the Battle is still intact including the ramparts, the Water Gate, the place where the Tipu Sultan's body was found, the area where the British prisoners were held and the site of the destroyed palace. (1)
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Navy & Army Illustrated. A Magazine Descriptive and Illustrative of Everyday Life in the Defensive Services of the British Empire, Edited by Commander Charles N. Robinson, R.N., vols. 1-10, Hudson & Kearns; and George Newnes, 1895-1900, black & white illustrations from photographs, occasional spotting, contemporary cloth, extremities slightly rubbed, folio (10)
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Poynder (F.S.). The 9th Gurkha Rifles, volumes 1 & 2, 1937-53, numerous black and white illustrations and maps, volume 1 frontispiece slightly loose, some light spotting, original decorated green and black cloth, 4to, together with a lage run of Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, approximately 250 issues, all original wrappers, some spines faded and rubbed, 8vo (4 cartons)
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Army Lists. A List of the Officers of the Army and Marines, 37 volumes, a partly broken run, 1796-1807, 1824, 1827, 1831 (3 copies), 1832-34, 1837-68, a partly broken run, mostly bound in contemporary calf, worn with some covers and spines missing, several volumes bound in cloth or later bindings, 8vo, together with The Army Lists for April 1868, February 1873 & March 1875, October 1878, January-March 1879, July-December 1879, April-June 1879, The Official Army List, October 1912, The Quarterly Army List for January 1914, July 1914, July 1915 & April 1917, MOD library stamps and labels, January 1914 title detached, some hinges breaking etc., original cloth gilt, rubbed and some wear with some covers defective, 8vo, plus further Official Army Lists and Monthly Lists 1883-1906, including several volumes of Hart's Annual Army List, etc., and The Army List for January, February & March 1815, original printed wrappers, previous owner signature of W. Sullivan at head of each, January upper wrapper detached, a few small chips, spines backed in calf from where previously bound together, 8vo Sold with all faults. (3 shelves)
![Chadwick (Philip George). The Death Guard, 1st ed., Hutchinson & Co., [1939], 52 pp. publisher's catalogue at end, some spott](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/e6986aac-6ee6-4136-8dcf-a56700bd94e2/d7919ee8-aa63-43ce-d975-926624b1d8dd/468x382.jpg)
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Chadwick (Philip George). The Death Guard, 1st ed., Hutchinson & Co., [1939], 52 pp. publisher's catalogue at end, some spotting and toning, original black cloth, horizontal groove across upper cover, small stain at foot of spine, d.j., spine detached and toned with losses at ends, losses at foot of upper panel, 8vo Presentation copy, inscribed to front endpaper: "To Roy, Boom! Zuzzoo-oo! Not even Trenchmen could stop this other idea of yours! Philip". "Apocalyptic science fiction horror novel of the creation of artificial life. The discovery is used to build a huge army of synthetic troops. The novel enjoys a reputation of being a superior work of its kind. It is, however, an exceedingly uncommon book; in all probability, most of the stock was destroyed in the blitz." Locke. Spectrum of Fantasy I, p. 49. (1)
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A group of eight medals, awarded to Cpt K Moir, comprising a Military Cross (engraved Capt K Moir 29 BN MG Corps 1918), a British War Medal, a Victory Medal, a 1939-45 Star, an Africa Star (8th Army bar), a Defence Medal, a War Medal, and a Territorial decoration (GVIR), in a Spinks box See inside front cover colour illustration
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Jackie Smythe VC signed 1970 National Army Museum Victoria Cross Cover. 25 October 1893 – 26 April 1983 In June 1915 Smyth was awarded the Victoria Cross, the United Kingdom's highest award for bravery in combat. The citation for this award, published in the London Gazette read: For most conspicuous bravery near Richebourg L'Avoue on 18 May 1915. With a bombing party of 10 men, who voluntarily undertook this duty, he conveyed a supply of 96 bombs to within 20 yards of the enemy's position over exceptionally dangerous ground, after the attempts of two other parties had failed. Lieutenant Smyth succeeded in taking the bombs to the desired position with the aid of two of his men (the other eight having been killed or wounded), and to effect his purpose he had to swim a stream, being exposed the whole time to howitzer, shrapnel, machine-gun and rifle fire Good condition. Item comes with lifetime guarantee of authenticity and COA from an AFTAL registered dealer.
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A quantity of modern Militaria books to include: The Samurai, S.B. Turnbull; British Army Proficiency Badges, Edwards and Longley; Confederate Historical Society Journals; The Pictorial History of World War I, G.D. Sheffield; Great Battles of the American Civil War, Michael Joseph etc (2 boxes)
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'BULLOCK TOYS LTD. WINDHAM ROAD, BOURNMOUTH BOXED LONG RANGE A.A. GUN, green painted and swivelling on a circular base, some rusting to barrel, LONE STAR DIE CAST JEEP in sandy colour and DITTO SMALL MOBILE FIGHTING UNIT WITH MISSILE AND LAUNCHER, DITTO FIELD GUN with American Star, TWO DITTO LARGE MOBILE FIGHTING UNITS, one with radar the other a search light in silver and green, TWO DITTO JEEPS, THREE OTHER PIECES ARMY RELATED and a WIRE FRAMED TWO WHEEL CART
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APPROX SIXTY MOTORCYCLE INSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE BOOKS AND MANUALS, circa 1950'S including; Harley Davidson Military Model 42 WLA - Solo, built for the United States Army (a.f.), Villiers, Ducati, Panther, Triumph, BSA, James, Francis - Barnett, Matchess, Rudge, etc... workshop copies and with staining etc....
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Cromwellian Confiscations Important Deed Listing Property in Cork City, 1668 Co. Cork: Indenture dated 25 April 1668 whereby Richard and Henry Titchborne [sic] of Dublin grant property in Cork City to Noblet Dunscombe, Thomas Farren and Robert Fletcher of Cork, to hold for 61 years at an annual rent of £160. The Titchbornes were sons of Sir Henry Tichborne, one of the "Forty-Nine Officers," i.e. those who were serving in the royalist army in Ireland as of 5 June 1649 and who were offered lands confiscated from the Irish in lieu of arrears of pay. Sir Henry was the builder of Beaulieu House in Co. Louth, where he died in 1667. His two sons Richard and Henry were granted the confiscated property in Cork and Dublin that had been due to him, and in this deed they rent out the Cork property to three prominent citizens. This is a lengthy document, listing the Tichborne property in Cork house by house and stating in each case the names of the present tenants and the forfeiting owners who had held it in 1641. An important document showing how urban property was apportioned following the Cromwellian confiscations and the Acts of Settlement and Explanation passed by Charles II. Written in English on vellum (2 membranes), signed and with 3 original seals. As a m/ss. (1)
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ORIGINAL ILLUMINATED CHARTER OF CHARLES II WITH DETAILS OF PROPERTY GRANTS IN CORK CITY Co. Cork: A magnificent original charter of Charles II dated 19 August in the 19th year of his reign (1667), listing many properties in the city of Cork with the names of forfeiting proprietors and new tenants. The purpose of the charter was to satisfy the demands for compensation of the "Forty-Nine Officers" - those officers who had served in the royalist army during the wars in Ireland prior to 5 June 1649, remaining loyal to the King thereafter and who had not therefore been granted lands by the Cromwellian government. It lists property in Cork City which had been held by Irish Catholics in 1641 and consequently forfeited under Cromwell, and which is now granted to the officers who had petitioned. They are represented by their trustees Captain Hercules Langford and Robert Fitzgerald Esq., and there is also a separate grant of land in counties Antrim and Armagh to Captain Langford. The charter consists of three membranes of vellum, measuring respectively approx 78 x 77, 78 x 59 and 75 x 34 cm (30 ¾ x 30 ½, 30 ¾ x 23 ¼ and 29 ¾ x 13 ½ inches). It is in fine condition but lacks its seal. The text (approx 6500 words) is in English. The head of the first sheet is exuberantly illuminated, the first six words being gilded with a silver background. The initial letter "C" of Charles is contained within a separate scrollwork panel in the left hand corner and surrounds a portrait of the King. To the right are the royal arms, with the lion and unicorn supporters also shown separately, together with national emblems such as the rose, thistle and fleur-de-lis (for England, Scotland and France), and a butterfly and dragonfly. The survival of the charter is miraculous: it was discovered by chance during a waste-paper campaign in the city, and rescued. The lengthy text (misdated to 1666) was transcribed and published in 1964 in the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, together with a brief introduction, tabular summary, and map. This document is of major importance in tracing the development of Cork in the early modern period, especially as the Civil Survey for Cork city and county (apart from the barony of Muskerry) has not survived. It compares interestingly with a valuation of Cork City carried out in 1663-64 and published in vol. VI of the Civil Survey, edited by R.C. Simington. As a m/ss, w.a.f. *A highly important survival. (1)
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Romania, Miscellaneous Medals (44) including Medal for Outstanding Service of the Communist Organisation and State; 25th Anniversary of the of the Oil and Railway Workers Revolt 1958; Service to the Socialist State (3), First (2) and Second Class; Guarding the Fatherland; Labour Medal (2) RPR and RSR, first in box of issue;; Scientific Merit; Cultural Merit (2) First and Second Class; Sports Merit (2), First and Second Class; Agricultural Merit; Maternal Glory (4), Second Class RPR, First Second and Third Class RSR,; Maternity Medal (2), First and Second Class both RSR; Fire Safety; Fifth Anniversary of the RPR; Tenth Anniversary of the RPR Army; Medical Medal; Military Merit (4), First and Third Class RPR; First and Second Class RSR; Release From the Fascist Yoke RPR issue; Military Virtue (3), First, Second and Third Class very fine or better (44)
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Slovak Republic (post-1993), Miscellaneous Medals (13), Medal of the President of the Slovak Republic; Army Loyalty Cross, Third Class; Peacekeeping (4). Second, Third, Fourth and Sixth grades; Commemorative Medal of the Ministry of Defence, Second and Third Class; Memorial Cross of the Slovak Honour Regiment (2), screwback badge and breast medal; Zealous Service in the Police Force; Prison Long Service for 30 Years; West Slovakia KNV; together with Military badges (13), including Air Force (4); and Slovak Engineering badges for Operation Iraqi Freedom (3), four medals in original boxes of issue, extremely fine (29)
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Miscellaneous African Medals and Decorations (27) Botswana (4), Police Conspicuous Bravery Medal, Police Jubilee Service Medal, Prison Distinguished Service Cross, Prison Long Service and Good Conduct; Ghana, Republic Day 1960; Kenya (5), Order of the Grand Warrior Silver Merit medal, Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Distinguished Conduct Medal, 10th Anniversary of Independence 1973, Kenyatta Memorial 1980, 25th Anniversary of Independence 1988; Malawi, Bravery Medal; Niger (2) Order of the Niger, Bronze Merit Medal (2); Nigeria (4), National Service Medal 1966-70, Defence Service Medal 1967-70, Recognised Service Medal, 10th Anniversary of Independence 1973; Namibia, Independence Medal 1990; Rwanda (2), Silver and Bronze commendation Medals; Sierra Leone (3), Services Rendered in the Foundation of the Republic (2), Military Forces Long Service and Good Conduct; Tanzania (2), Medal of Perseverance and Endurance, Long Service and Good Conduct, Army; Uganda (2), Efficiency Medal, Police Golden Jubilee 1955, extremely fine or better (27)
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Portugal, Commemorative Campaign Medal of the Portuguese Army 1916, type 1, Third class, 1 class No Mar 1916-1917-1918, type 2, Second class, in silver, 2 clasps, Funchal Defeza Maritima.1916-1918, Franca 1917-1918; type 3, First class, in bronze-gilt, Third class (4), 1 clasp, Funchal Defeza Maritima.1916-1918, 1 clasp, Mocambique 1916-1918, 1 clasp Francia 1917-1918, 1 clasp, La Lys.9.IV.18, unofficial types (2) both bronze, one similar to type 1 but with bust left, other with gothic script on reverse; together with Overseas Campaign medal 1971, 1 clasp, Angola 1971, very fine and better (10)
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China, Catastrophe Relief Merit Decoration, Fifth Class badge, in silver and enamels, reverse numbered “9”, width 60.7mm, enamel lacking on two limbs, very fine; and Republic, Army, Navy and Air Force Medal, First Class, in silver and enamels, reverse numbered 2901, width 50.5mm, with ribbon for the Fourth Class Order of the Cloud and Banner, good very fine (2)
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Czechoslovakia, Miscellaneous Great War related medals (19), War Cross 1918 (2-one with linden sprig on ribbon); Revolutionary Cross 1918 (3), 2 clasps, Zborov, Sibir and 3rd Regiment emblem, 1 clasp, Argonny, with linden leaf and 21st regiment emblem; Victory Medals (5), Laslo types 2 (3- various suspensions), reissue type 1 and reproduction type 1; Czech Volunteer Cross 1918-19; Czech Volunteer Medal, 1918-19; L0yal Service Medal of the Order of Charles IV 1918-19, with star on ribbon; 20th Anniversary of the Czech Volunteers 1938, Legionnaires for the Republic and Democracy 1938, 30th Anniversary of the Czech Volunteers on the Italian Front 1948, 30th Anniversary of the Czech Legion 1948, generally very fine or better; together with Second War medals (7), War Cross 1939, Bravery Medal 1939 (2). Military Merit Medal (2), in silver and bronze; Army Commemorative Medal (2), 2 clasps, Velka Britanie and France and no clasp, generally good very fine (26)
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France, Médaille Militaire (5), Second Empire, 1852-1870, Third Republic, 1870-1951, Fourth Republic (1951-), various issues and types, in silver, gilt and enamels, various suspension types; together with Campaign Medals (10), War Commemorative Medal, 1870-71 (2), both types, the first with silver clasp Engagé Volontaire; Army Veterans Decoration 1870-71, with silver clasp; Defence of Belfort Medal; China, 1900-01, in silver, with clasp China 1900-1901; and Morocco, 1909 (5) each with one clasp ‘Casablanca’, ‘Maroc’, ‘Haut-Guir’, ‘Oudjva’, ‘Darano’, generally about very fine or better (15)
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Greece, Miscellaneous Medals and Decorations (26), comprising: Cross of Valour (2), gold and silver issues; Graeco Turkish War Medal, 1912-13 (4), with 3, 2, 1 and no clasp Greco Bulgarian War Medal, 1912-13 (3), in bronze, with 3, 1 and no clasp, one on non-combatant ribbon; Military Merit Medal (6), various classes and issues; War Cross 1916-17 (3), various types, one with palm; Victory Medal (3), various types; Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (3), in gilt, silvered-bronze and bronze, the first with Army, others with Air Force ribbon, WWII Land Operations medal and star, mixed grades (26)
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Italy, Miscellaneous Aeronautical Decorations, comprising: Al Valore Aeronautico (6), Fascist period, type I (3), in silver, and in bronze (2); type II (3), in gilt-metal, silvered-metal, and bronze; Air Force Long Service Medal, Aerial Navigation Medal,; Republic, Army Long Command Merit Medal, (3), in gilt-metal, silvered-metal, and bronze; Medal of Honour for Distance Navigation (2), two types one in bronze-gilt, other bronze; good very fine or better, some of later or unofficial manufacture (13)
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The D.S.O. Group of 7 awarded to Brigadier-General William Frederick Sweny, C.M.G., Royal Fusiliers, who was attached to the Egyptian Army as ‘El Kaimakam’ between 1902 and 1906 and commanded the Arab Battalion as Senior Inspector during the Bahr-el-Ghazal incident. He also served in the Great War as Commander of the 72nd Infantry Brigade, B.E.F. in 1914, being wounded three times and awarded the D.S.O., as well as the French Legion d’Honneur and Croix de Guerre, comprising: Distinguished Service Order, GVR, silver-gilt, 1914 Star with clasp ‘5th Aug. – 22nd Nov. 1914’ (Major W. F. Sweny. R. Fus.), British War and Victory Medals (Brig. Gen. W. F. Sweny.) the latter with bronze M.i.D. spray of oak leaves, Khedive’s Sudan, 1896-1908, no clasp (El Khaimakhan. W. F. Sweny Bey.), France, Legion d’Honneur, Officer’s breast badge in silver-gilt and enamels, with upper wreath suspension and rosette to ribbon, France, Croix de Guerre, 1918, in bronze, group swing-mounted on bar with reverse pin for wear, lightly toned, extremely fine (7) NOTE: D.S.O.: London Gazette New Year’s Honours 1917; M.i.D.: London Gazette: 11 December 1917; C.M.G.: London Gazette Birthday Honours 1919. Brigadier General William Frederick Sweny (d. 1950), son of Lt. Col. George Augustus Sweny, served in the Egyptian Army between 1902 and 1906 and received the Khedive’s Sudan medal for the Bahr el Ghazal incident in 1906, when Belgian Congolese troops refused to vacate this area following the lease reverting back to the Anglo-Egyptian government. In the Great War he served as Brigadier General with the Royal Fusiliers, and commanded the 72nd Infantry Brigade, B.E.F.
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