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Los 201
Military Watercolour: "ALIWALL" The Trumpeter of the Queen's Royal Lancers. "Sounding the Charge" By Ensign Bethune Donald Grant, 35th Bengal Light Infantry. Circa 1846. Ensign Bethune Donald Grant [1827-1854].Most works can be seen on the National Army Museum. Provenance- label to back of the art work. Belonged to Col. KCS Erskine. [Frame- 54x45cm]
Los 130
A possible family group including an Afghanistan Medal 1881, to 1759 Private. Charles Bateman 8th Hussars (1759 Pte. Charles Bateman 8th Hussars); an Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, second type to Barrack Sergeant Samuel Bateman. Staff. (Barrack Serjt Samuel Bateman. Staff.); and an Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, second type to Schoolmaster R. Bateman, 20th Hussars. (3)
Los 361
Eight Great War Medal Pairs each comprising the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 48856 Private A. E. Fowle, Northamptonshire Regiment. 2. 2nd Lieutenant F. H. Beckett. 3. 41127 Private C. E. Harris, The Queen's Regiment. 4. T4-172242 Private E. Beldam, Army Service Corps. 5. 6755 Private N. N. Wild, Liverpool Regiment. 6. G-1351 Private E. Ledger, The Queen's Regiment. 7. 59863 Private S. Gray, Rifle Brigade. 8. 214929 Gunner A. Whiteside, Royal Artillery.
Los 448
An India GSM medal pair to: 2321325 Staff Quartermaster Sergeant J. Craig, Royal Signals. Comprising: an India General Service Medal 1936-39 with North West Frontier 1937-39 clasp (2321325 Sgln. J. Craig R. Signals.); and a Regular Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (2321325 S. Q. M. S. J. Craig, R. Sigs.), with copy of medal roll.
Los 218
An Indian Mutiny 1857-58 Medal to Assistant Surgeon William Henry Jenkins, no clasp (Assistt Surn W. H. Jenkins 84th Regt.). Sold with copy of medal roll. Service Record: 24 Sep 1855 Staff Acting Assistant Surgeon. Malta 3 Nov 1855 Arrived from England en route to the Crimea but was taken on the strength of the garrison. 10 Dec 1855 Left for Scutari. Malta 1856 Returned from the Crimea. 13 Sep 1856 Reduced but re-appointed on 10 March 1857. In 1856, there was a reduction of the Army Medical establishment when several junior medical officers commissioned in 1855 remained unemployed for some months. On their re-appointment, however, their commissions were antedated to the orignal state. 1857 Served in China (Shahabad Campaign). 23 Apr 1858 Assistant Surgeon 84th (York and Lancaster) Regiment of Foot. 22 Oct 1861 Assistant Surgeon 14th (Buckinghamshire) Regiment of Foot. 21 Oct 1862 Staff Assistant Surgeon. 9 Oct 1863 Reduced to half-pay. On 17 November Staff Assistant Surgeon David Oglivie Hoile MD was recalled from half-pay to fill the vacancy left by Jenkins. 9 Oct 1865 Resigned.
Los 354
Eight Great War Medal Pairs each comprising the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 1067 Private J. Cottingham, Yorkshire and Lancashire Regiment. 2. 322727 Sapper W. Rolph, Royal Engineers. 3. 1037 Sapper J. L. Payne, Royal Engineers. 4. M2–268197 Corporal H. W. Crabbe, Army Service Corps. 5. DM2-228718 Private H. Gurney, Army Service Corps. 6. 44319 Driver J. Whelon, Royal Artillery. 7. G.62036 F. E. Fasler, Middlesex Regiment. 8. 17025 Private A. Rodgers, Coldstream Guards.
Los 160
Army Nursing Service Reserve. A Boer War medal pair to Nursing Sister Nora Valentine Blythe. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal (Nursing Sister N. V. Blythe, A.N.S.R.); and a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (Nursing Sister N. V. Blythe): and a silver Reserve medal 'Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve', by J. R. Gaunt, London. Female recipient. Note: Nursing Sister Nora Valentine Blyth served at number 10 General Hospital at Norvals Pont and is confirmed in the book Honours and Awards to Women to 1914 by Norman Gooding.
Los 384
Killed in Action. Four Great War Medal Trios, comprising the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 1689 Private Robert Coulson, Durham Light Infantry, with medal card stating Killed in Action. 2. G-4895 Private Henry Carr, The Queen's Regiment, with medal card, stating Missing in Action 25th April 1915. 3. R-10483 Private W. A. Raby, King's Royal Rifle Corps. 4. M2-021288 Corporal 2nd Class William A. Thomas, Army Service Corps, with medal card.
Los 371
Four Great War Medal Trios, comprising the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 834 Private Ernest A. Arnold, 5th Dragoon Guards, with 1914 Mons Star. 2. 66666 Private Albert V. Minney, R.A.M.C. Royal Army Medical Corps. CLZ 18/4/19. 3. 57714 Private Alfred W. Mabey, RAMC Royal Army Medical Corps. CLZ 7/3/19. 4. 914 Driver / Bombardier F. C. Haffenden, Royal Field Artillery. All with medal cards.
Los 20
A Boer War medal pair awarded to: 11750 Sergeant J. Castell, Army Service Corps. Comprising: Queen’s South Africa medal with 6 clasps Belmont, Modder River, Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg (11750 Sgt J. Castell, A.S.C.) and a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (11750 Serjt. Castell, A.S.C.). Note: Mentioned in Earl Roberts despatches 10th September 1901. Born in Holloway, London and enlisted 25.7.1894 age 18 years and trade as a carman. He had previous service in the 4th battalion Middlesex regiment. Served South Africa 6th October 1899 to 6th October 1902. Discharged 12th December 1912 having served 18 years, 146 days.
Los 2
A five medal India LSGC GSM group awarded to: Orderly Room Quartermaster Sergeant Joseph Cam, King’s Royal Rifle Corps. Comprising: India General Service Medal 1895-1902 with Relief of Chitral 1895 clasp (7204 L Corpl J. Cam 1st Bn K.R.Rifle Corps); Queen’s South Africa medal with five clasps Talana, Defence of Ladysmith, Transvaall, Laing’s New, Orange Free State (7204 Serge: J. Cam. K.R.R.C.); King’s South Africa medal with South Africa 1902 clasp (7204 Serjt: J. Cam. King’s Rl Rif); Delhi Durbar 1911 medal (7204 C/S CAM KRRC); and an Edward VII Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (7204 C.SJT: J. Cam K.R.R.C.) Notes: Born in the parish of Retford, Nottinghamshire, Joseph Cam enlisted in the King's Royal Rifle Corps at Sheffield, Yorkshire in March 1892, aged 21 years. Posted to the 1st Battalion in India in December 1893, he was subsequently present as a Lance-Corporal in the relief of Chitral operations (Medal & clasp). Discharged at Canterbury in February 1886. Having then been advanced to Corporal in January 1897, he was embarked for South Africa in May 1899 where he was wounded by gunshot after he quickly saw action at Talana and in the defence of Ladysmith. He was afterwards employed in operations in Transvaal and the Orange Free State, but he was invalided home after being hit in the left leg by a Mauser bullet at Amersfoort on 7 August 1900. In the following year, and having joined the 4th Battalion as a Sergeant, he returned to South Africa, but he broke his leg jumping off a runaway wagon. He was admitted to hospital at Harrismith and invalided home (Queen's Medal & 5 clasps; King's Medal & 2 clasps). Cam was appointed an Orderly Room Colour-Sergeant in July 1903 and went on to serve in India in the period December 1909 to March 1914. He was recommended for his L.S. & G.C. Medal in July 1910 and was awarded the Delhi Durbar Medal in the following year. He took his discharge on returning to the U.K., having recently been advanced to Orderly Room Q.M. Sergeant; above details courtesy of the Royal Green Jackets (Rifles) Museum, Winchester. Wounded 7th August 1900 at Amersfoort. India 1895 1 of 821. QSA/KSA - 1 of 3 pairs to the regiment. Delhi Durbar - 1 of 235 to the regiment. LS&GC - Recommended 1st July 1910.
Los 82
A Boer War and Great War seven medal LSGC GSM group awarded to: T/14474 Company Quarter Master Sergeant John Henry Simpson, 36 R Company Army Service Corps, 15th Company, Army Service Corps. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 4 clasps, Cape Colony, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Transvaal (14474 Dr. J. H. Simpson A.S.C.); a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps, South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (14474 Dvr. J. H. Simpson A.S.C.); an Africa General Service Medal with Somaliland 1902-04 clasp (14474 Dvr. J. H. Simpson A.S.C.) a 1914 Mons Star with date clasp (T/14474 Sjt. J. H. Simpson A.S.C.), a British War Medal (T/14474 C.Q.M.Sjt J. H. Simpson A.S.C.); and a Victory Medal (unnamed); and a George V Long Service & Good Conduct medal (T-14474 Sjt. J. H. Simpson A.S.C.).
Los 243
An India and Great War four medal group to: Lieutenant V. G. Johnson, Royal Army Medical Corps. Comprising an Edward VII India General Service Medal with clasp North West Frontier 1908 (Lieut V. G. Johnson R.A.M.C.); a 1914 Star (Capt V. G. Johnson R:A:M:C:); a British War Medal (Capt V. G. Johnson) and the Victory Medal (Capt V. G. Johnson).
Los 281
A Boer War medal pair awarded to: 8080 Corporal. A. J. Simms, Royal Army Medical Corps. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 3 clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal (8080 Cpl. A. J. Simms, R.A.M.C.); and a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (8080 Corpl. A. J. Simms, R.A.M.C.).
Los 16
A Boer War medal pair awarded to: 2653 Private Ernest Hughes Wright, Army Ordnance Corps. Comprising: Queen’s South Africa medal with 2 clasps Natal, Transvaal (2653 Pte E. Wright A.O.C.) and a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (2653 Pte E. H. Wright A.O.C.). Note: Ernest Hughes Wright was born in Oundle, enlisted 12/11/89 in ASC aged 21, to AR 11/12/94, recalled for AOC 9/10/99, discharged 11/10/02, re-enlisted as a motor mechanic in ASC Mech Tpt 27/8/15 aged 47, discharged 19/2/19.
Los 245
A Boer War medal pair awarded to: 9488 Lance Corporal W. H. W. Jones, B Supply Company, Army Service Corps. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 3 clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal (9488 Lce Corl W. H. W. Jones A.S.C.) and a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (9488 Corpl: W. H. W. Jones A.S.C.). Verified to medal roll and sold with copy of verification.
Los 409
Two Great War Medal Groups: 1. A Great War four medal LSGC group to: 2657 Colour Sergeant A. Langrish Hampshire Regiment / 13953 Private A. C. Langrish, Grenadier Guards. Comprising: an Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal, the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal, and the Victory Medal, with card box and Grenadier Guards mother-of-pearl badge. 2. A Great War trio to: 6638 Private F. C. Titcombe, 1st Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment. Comprising the 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal, and the Victory Medal; with cap badge. Both contained in Queen Mary Christmas tins.
Los 311
A Boer and Great War five medal group to: 6110 / 010841 Private George Albert Barnes, Queen's Royal Regiment, West Surrey and Army Ordnance Corps. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 3 clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal (6110 Pte. G. Barnes, Rl: Wt: Surrey Regt); a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (6110 Pte. G. Barnes, The Queens); a 1914-15 Star (010841 Pte. G. A Barnes, A.O.C.); the British War Medal (010841 Pte. G. A Barnes, A.O.C); and the Victory Medal (010841 Pte. G. A Barnes, A.O.C); with a Royal Army Ordnance Corps cap badge, and a WWII defence medal. With medal card, servied in France, discharged 23rd March 1918.
Los 374
Four Great War Medal Trios, comprising the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 10581 Private Arthur Wellington, Army Service Corps, with medal card, CZ 22/3/19. 2. 57428 Driver G. Wilson, Royal Field Artillery. 3. T4-044812 Driver Herbert Burlingham, Army Service Corps, with medal card. CLZ 13/4/19. 4. 11736 Havildar Dalip Singh, Uganda Railway, with medal card.
Los 464
A Gulf War medal pair to: 24723456 Private C. M. Pritchard, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Comprising: a Gulf War Medal with 6 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 clasp (24723456 Pte C M Pritchard RAOC); and a Saudi Arabia Liberation of Kuwait Medal 1991, unnamed as issued, together with two Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment cap badges.
Los 336
Four Great War Medal Trios, Army Service Corps to: 1. SS-492 Private C. Moonie A.S.C. a 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. 2. CMT-2250 Private E. Proudman ASC, a 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. 3. T-21526 Driver W. J. Le Gassick A.S.C. a 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. 4. M-34025 Private E. J. Haynes ASC. a 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal., attested RFC, with Royal Flying Corps and ASC cap badges. All with medal cards.
Los 55
A Boer War medal pair awarded to: 10630 Private J. Pooler, Royal Army Medical Corps. Comprising: Queen’s South Africa medal with 4 clasps Elandslaagte, Defence of Ladysmith, Laing's Nek, Belfast (10630 Pte. J. Pooler, R.A.M.C.); and a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (10630 Pte. J. Pooler, R.A.M.C.). Verified on the list of QSAs with the Elandslaagte clasp.
Los 406
Killed in Action. Two Great War Medal Trios, each comprising the 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 1613 / 330159 Sergeant Lorimer Headley, 9th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry. Killed in Action, France, 15th July 1916, aged 20 years. Sergeant Headley was born in Mauchlin, enlisted in Glasgow, son of John & Jesse Headley of 8 Whitevale Street, Dennistoon, Glasgow, buried in Deville Wood Cemetery, France, Plot 28, Row G, Grave 2; with card box. 2. M1-5784 Second Lieutenant William Harold Garrett, Royal Army Service Corps. Both with medal cards and both contained in Queen Mary Christmas tins.
Los 64
A Boer War LSGC medal trio awarded to: 2968 / 8351 Bandmaster W. H. Owen 14th Hussars and Leicestershire Regiment. Comprising: Queen’s South Africa medal with 7 clasps Cape Colony, Tugela Heights, Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill and Belfast (2968 Corpl W. Owen 14/ Hrs); a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (2968 Serjt W. Owen 14th Hussars); and an Edward VII Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (8351 Bndmstr W. H. Owen. Leic. Regt.). Note: William Henry Owen was born in 1875 at Fort George, Madras, India, and attested for the 14th Hussars at London on 26 April 1890. He was appointed a Bandsman on 6 November 1893, and was promoted Corporal on 9 October 1899. He served with the Regiment in South Africa from 14 December 1899 until 9 August 1902, and was promoted Sergeant whilst in South Africa on 9 September 1901. Posted to the 20th Hussars on 7 September 1906, he transferred with the rank of Bandmaster to the Leicestershire Regiment on 19 February 1908, and was awarded his Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal on 1 October of that year. He was finally discharged on 18 February 1913 after 22 years and 299 days' service, having spent the last five years in India.
Los 11
A Boer War D.C.M. five medal group awarded to: 6399 Quartermaster Sergeant F. S. Marsland, Royal Army Medical Corps. Comprising: Distinguished Conduct Medal Edward VII (6399 2nd. Cl: S. Sjt: F. S. Marsland. R.A.M.C.); Queen's South Africa medal with 3 clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State and Transvaal (6399 1/S. Sgt. F. S. Marsland. R.A.M.C.); a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (6399 S.Serjt: F. S. Marsland. R.A.M.C.); a Coronation 1911, silver medal (Qr. Mr. Sgt. F. S. Marsland. Late R.A.M.C.) contemporarily engraved naming; and an Army Long Service & Good Conduct Edward VII (6399 1st. Cl: S. Serjt: F. S. Marsland. R.A.M.C.). Provenance: Christie’s, July 1983. DCM London Gazette 27th September 1901; AO 15/02; MID LG 10.9.01, P.5958; ML 211; MEDAL TO HOSPITAL SHIP NUBIA Note: Frederick Stanley Marshland was born in Malta in 1865 and attested for the Medical Staff Corps at Aldershot on 20 February 1885, having previously served as a Chemist and Druggist. Promoted Corporal on 2 October 1889, and Sergeant on 13 July 1892, he was advanced to Staff Sergeant 2nd Class, Royal Army Medical Corps, on 30 June 1899, and served with the Corps in South Africa from 2 November 1899 until 6 April 1903. For his services in South Africa he was promoted Staff Sergeant on 30 August 1900, was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal, and was Mentioned in Despatches (London Gazette 4 September 1901). Returning home, he was awarded his Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal per Army Order 75 of April 1904. He was discharged on 29 July 1908, after 23 years and 161 days’ service, the last four years of which were spent in the Nursing Section.
Los 388
Two Great War Four Medal groups, comprising the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal, the Victory Medal and the Territorial Efficiency Medal to: 1. 397 Private Samual W. Salt, The Sherwood Foresters, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment, discharged 7/7/16, with medal card. 2. T4038637 Driver / Bombardier 2nd Class, Harry Simmons, Army Service Corps.
Los 330
A Great War medal trio and Memorial plaque to: 047372 Private William Charles Gomm, Royal Army Service Corps. Comprising a 1914-15 Star; the British War Medal; the Victory Medal; and a bronze Memorial Plaque 'William Charles Gomm', framed together with a letter presenting the medals to Mrs. E. R. Gomm.
Los 424
Prisoner of War, The Fall of Singapore. A Second World War five medal LSGC group to: 2318471 Signaller A. Peck, Kohat District Signals, Royal Signals. Comprising an Indian General Service Medal with North West Frontier 1930-31 clasp (2318471 Sgln. A. Peck, R. Rignals); a 1939-1945 Star; a Pacific Star; a War Medal 1939-45; and a Regular Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (2318471 W.O. Cl2. . A. H. Peck, R. Rigs).
Los 31
A Boer War LSGC Medal trio awarded to: 9410 Staff Sergeant Major F. Rogers Army Service Corps. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 1 clasps Relief of Ladysmith (9410 S. S. Major F. Rogers A.S.C.); a King’s South Africa Medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (9410 S. Serjt. Maj: F. Rogers A.S.C.); and an Edward VII Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (9410 S. S. Mjr: F. Rogers A.S.C.).
Los 362
Eight Great War Medal Pairs each comprising the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 27245 Private A. Dick, Royal Welch Fusiliers. 2. 265124 Private George Anderson, Gordon Highlanders, with a For Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary medal. 3. 16779 Private H. Cundall, Army Cyclist Corps. 4. B.Z.10617 A. G. Hutt, Tel. Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve. 5. 201384 Sergeant J. Rae, Devonshire Regiment. 6. 25258 Private T. J. Brown, Bedfordshire Regiment. 7. GS-19955 Private J. K. Winter, 2nd Battalion, Dragoon Guards, with cap badge. 8. 45423 Private R. Goad, Bedfordshire Regiment.
Los 313
A Boer and Great War four medal group to: Sergeant Charles William Baker, Bedford Regiment and Army Service Corps. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 3 clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal (2438 Sejt. C. W. Baker, Bedford Regt.); a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (2438 Serjt. W. Baker, Bedford Regt.); the British War Medal (CMT-469 Pte. C. W. Baker A.S.C.) and the Victory Medal (CMT-469 Pte. C. W. Baker A.S.C.). With medal card, note: entitled to 1914 star, but not present.
Los 372
Seven Great War Medal Groups to: 1. 1914-15 Star and British War Medal to: M2-054165 Private J. L. Middleton, Army Service Corps. 2. 1914-15 Star and British War Medal to: 49825 Bombardier / Sergeant S. F. Smith, Royal Field Artillery. 3. British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 241508 Private Herbert E. Woods, Royal Sussex Regiment, with medal card. 4. British War Medal the Victory Medal to: 24982 Private George H. Thomas, Lancashire Fusiliers, and a Pince Edward Our Empire Prince 24 May 1927 For God King and Empire Medal, unnamed. 5. 1914-15 Star and British War Medal to: 51674 Gunner F. Hardy, Royal Garrison Artillery. 6. British War Medal the Victory Medal to: 6702 Private H. A. Burrell, Northamptonshire Regiment. 7. A brother group to R.21714 Private. A. Palmer, Kings's Royal Rifle Corps (British War Medal), and a pair to 17104 Private A T. Palmer. East Surrey Regiment (British War Medal and the Victory Medal).
Los 373
Four Great War Medal Trios, comprising the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. T1-1229 Driver H. Gisborne, Army Service Corps, demobilised 7/3/19. 2. 42783 Sapper George Cousins, Royal Engineers. 3. SS-9457 Private W. Newman, Army Service Corps. 4. M2-020615 Private 2nd Class, Samuel Shelford, Army Service Corps. All with medal cards.
Los 396
A Great War LSGC five medal group to: 70928 Sergeant Charles E. T. Gibbs, Royal Field Artillery, comprising: a 1914 Mons Star (70928 Bmbr: W. J. Gibbs, R.F.A.); the British War Medal (70928 Sjt. C. E. T. Gibbs R.A.); the Victory Medal (70928 Sjt. C. E. T. Gibbs R.A.); a George V General Service Medal with Iraq Clasp (70928 Sjt. A. T. C. Gibbs R.A.); and a George V Regular Army For Long Service and Good Conduct medal (1046689 B. Q.M. Sjt C. E. T. Gibbs, R.A.), with medal card.
Los 356
Eight Great War Medal Pairs each comprising the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. G-20275 private H. Day Middlesex Regiment. 2. GS-77839 Private D. F. Camp, Royal Fusiliers. 3. GS-53028 Private W. L. Killingback, Royal Fusiliers. 4. 4675 Private G. H. Vaughan Royal Fusiliers. 5. T4-058073 Driver F. Lowe, Army Service Corps. 6. 155556 Private D. Baron, Labour Corps. 7. M-337794 Private G. E. Beadle, Army Service Corps. 8. 58383 Private A. T. C. Smith, Chester Regiment, with cap badge.
Los 482
A collection of military and police cap badges including Hertfordshire Constabulary, Palestine Police, Huntingdonshire, Princess Mary's Own, City of London Special Constabulary, Metropolitan Special Constabulary, Ghurka Transport Regiment, Royal Corps of Signals, Women's Landy Army, Intelligence Corps, SAS Commando, Royal Army Medical Corps, London Rifle Brigade, The Rangers, The Queen's, London Scottish Strike Sure, County of London Cyclists, and more.
Los 332
Two Great War Medal Trios, Army Veterinary Corps to: 1. 392 Private Albert A. Williams, AVC / RAVC, clasp and roses awarded 13/7/20, a 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. 2. SH STH 619 Private Frederick J. Ravine AVC, a 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal.
Los 392
Seven Great War 1914 Mons Star Medals to: 1. 469 Private A. Glaire, The 5th Princess Charlotte of Wales's Dragoon Guards. 2. MS-4241 Lance Corporal James E. Egan, Army Service Corps / Royal Warwickshire Regiment transfer, with medal card. 3. T-34977 Driver Alfred Smith, Army Service Corps, with medal card. 4. T1-334 Driver Thomas L. Gregg, Army Service Corps, with medal card. Died 18/10/18, Born Hillsborough, enlisted Belfast, lived in Lisburn. 5. 19601 Gunner / Bombardier William James Tidy, Royal Garrison Artillery, medal card states Killed in Action. 6. 8580 Private Robert Holt, 2nd Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, with medal card. 7. 10401 Private John Hill, Liverpool Regiment, discharged 19/11/18, with medal card and cap badge.
Los 355
Eight Great War Medal Pairs each comprising the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. W. A. Miller–Hallett, V.A.D. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 2. 129867 Private E. Field, Royal Army Medical Corps. 3. 250756 Corporal R. McCann Royal Scots, with a The Royal Scots Cap Badge. 4. 945211 Sergeant T. Morey, Royal Artillery. 5. 9131 Private W. G. Sinfield, Durham Light Infantry. 6. 37678 Private G. Limb, South Lancashire Regiment. 7. 200842 Private N. Yates, East Lancashire Regiment. 8. 307 Private H. J. Dent, Royal Army Medical Corps.
Los 383
Killed in Action. Four Great War Medal Trios, comprising the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 14534 Lance Corporal George H. Woods, Royal Fusiliers, Killed in Action 14th April 1915, with medal card. 2. TS-1445 Driver C. D. Oliver, Army Service Corps. 3. 4285 Gunner John W. Edwards, Royal Field Artillery, with medal card. 4. 2984 Gunner G. H. Davis, Royal Field Artillery, with medal card.
Los 342
Four Great War Medal Trios to: 1. 4061 / 51294 Private / Acting Corporal Charles H. Lucas, 9th Lancers, Machine Gun Corps M.G.C. a 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, with medal card. 2. 4826 Private Arthur H. Seamark, Army Cyclist Corps, a 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, with cap badge, with medal card. 3. 8540 / 37109 Sapper Alfred Meddes, Durham Light Infantry, Royal Engineers, a 1914 Mons Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, with D.L.I. cap badge, with medal card. 4. 254 Driver / Sergeant Henry Herbert Irvin, 32 Battalion Australian Imperial Forces, a 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, with Australian Commonwealth Military Forces cap badge.
Los 247
A Boer War LSGC medal pair awarded to: 5486 Quartermaster Sergeant A. Sabine, Army Service Corps. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 5 clasps Belmont, Modder River, Relief of Kimberley (not confirmed), Paardeberg, Driefontein (5486 S: Qr: Mr: Sjt: A. Sabine, A.S.C.); and an Edward VII For Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (5486 St Q.M. Sergt: A. Sabine, A.S.C.). Verified to medal roll and sold with copy of verification. Note: Sabine joined No 18 Company ASC 21st September 1900, later served with B Supply Company, ASC, medal and bars issued 20/4/03.
Los 478
A collection of military cap badges, including: Royal Engineers, Royal Naval Division, Royal Army Services Corps, Army Ordnance Corps, Army Remount Service, Army Cyclist Corps, Army Educational Corps, Motor Machine Gun Corps, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Royal Military Police, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry, Royal Air Force, Royal Flying Corps, Auxilliary Transport Service, Army Catering Corps, RAF Wings, and others.
Los 271
A Boer War medal pair awarded to: 2110 2nd Corporal A. Lambird, Royal Engineers. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 6 clasps Cape Colony, Tugela Heights, Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal, Laing's Nek (2110 Dr. A. Lambird, R.E.); and a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (2110 2nd Corpl: A. Lambird, R.E.). Sold with copy of medal roll entry. Note: Lambird transferred to the Army Reserve on the 4th November 1902.
Los 246
A Boer War medal pair awarded to: 11563 Driver: J. Webb, No. 9 Company, Army Service Corps. Comprising: a Queen’s South Africa medal with 4 clasps Cape Colony, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Wittenbergen (11563 Dr: J. Webb, A.S.C.); and a King's South Africa medal with 2 clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 (11563 Dvr: J. C. Webb, A.S.C.). Verified to medal roll and sold with copy of verification.
Los 385
Four Great War Medal Trios, comprising the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. R4-111341 Private George Hickling, Army Service Corps. 2. 23372 Private 2nd Class Alfred Cooper, Army Service Corps. 3. T4-038203 Driver 2nd Class, William Clements, Army Service Corps. 4. 931 Private William Thomas Wilson, Bedfordshire Yeomanry, disembodied. All with medal cards.
Los 458
General Service Medal, 1918, with with Malaya clasps, three to female recipients: 1. W/362200 Private S. Coulter, Women's Royal Army Corps (W/362200 Pte S. Coulter, W.R.A.C.), George VI, female recipient. 2. W-382723 Private. C. Brogan, Women's Royal Army Corps (W/382723 Pte. C. Brogan, W.R.A.C.), Elizabeth II, female recipient. 3. 2820361 Acting Corporal J. M. Catchpole, Women's Royal Air Force (2820361 Act Cpl J. M. Catchpole, W.R.A.F.), Elizabeth II, female recipient.
Los 235
An Egypt, Sudan, Boar War medal Trio to: 6089 Private Edward William Owen, Medical Staff Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps. Comprising: an Egypt Medal, with 1 clasp Suakin 1885 (6089 Pte Edward William Owen, M. S. Corps); a Khedive's Star Egypt 1884-6, unnamed as issued, and a Queen’s South Africa medal with 3 clasps Cape Colony, Driefontein, Paardeberg (6089 Pte Edward William Owen, R.A.M.C.) Medals verified on medal roll. Note: Private Owen was discharged from the army on the 28th April 1901, medically unfit. With archive extract
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Killed in Action. Four Great War Medal Trios, each comprising the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal to: 1. 1609 Driver Edward H. Lewins, Royal Field Artillery, died 6th September 1918. 2. M2-121705 Private George Elliott, Army Service Corps, A.R. CLZ 12/7/19. 3. 1968 Private William H. Kemp, 7th (City of London) Battalion, London Regiment, Killed in Action 7th October 1916. 4. 55337 Sapper Herbert Miller, Royal Engineers. All with medal cards.
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