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Click here to subscribeWW2 Attributed Medal Group to Captain Greenwood RAOC consisting 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence medal, War medal, all unnamed. Together with a quantity of paperwork to 2nd Lt / Capt R Greenwood. Including photos of Captain Greenwood, various Army forms, letters, mess bills etc. Good quantity.
WW2 Attributed Medal Group to Lt/Col R W Amoore RAOC consisting 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence medal, War medal with MiD oak leaf. Mounted as worn ... Matching miniature medal group ... 2 x MiD certificates named to Lt/Col R W Amoore RAOC dated 8/11/45 & 4/4/46 ... 21st Army Group Christmas message from Montgomery ... Release certificate ... Various release paperwork.
Small Selection of WW1 Army Ordnance Corps Medals consisting 1914/15 Star named to Ò01372 Pte C W Bigsby AOCÓ ... 2 x silver War medals named to Ò011182 Pte E Dean AOCÓ ... Ò028193 Pte A Davinson AOCÓ ... 2 x Victory medals named to Ò018385 Pte F Gardiner AOCÓ ÒS5149 A Cpl J R Cromie AOCÓ. 5 items.
Army Ordnance Corps and Officer Single Medals consisting WW1 Victory medal to Ò035795 Pte T Henaughan AOCÓ ... 2 x WW1 Victory medals to ÒLieut N H PullenÓ ÒLieut W C GoslingÓ ... 1914/15 Star named to ÒLieut G Hyde AODÓ. 4 items.Lt later Major Hyde also entitled to Belgium Croix de Guerre LG 23 Apr 1915
WW2 Queens Regiment Italy Casualty Medal Group consisting 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, War medal. Complete in box of issue with condolence slip named to ÒPte J C HollambyÓ. Together with a WW2 miniature medal group of 1939/45 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army bar, Defence and War medal mounted as worn ... Miniature medal group 1914/15 Star trio, Defence medal. Pte James Cyril Hollamby 1/5 The Queens Reg died 1/11/43 age 27 of Cinder Hill Notts. Remembered at Minturno War Cem Lazio Italy. Possibly as casualty at the Garigliano river crossing.
Quantity of Various Books including Uniforms of the Yeomanry Regiments 1783 -1911. Illustrated plates by Smitherman ... Uniforms of the Royal Artillery 1716-1966, illustrated plates by Smitherman ... Army & Navy Stores Ltd General Price List and Catalogue 1939-40 ... Manual of Military Law ... Junior Army & Navy Stores Ltd Catalogue 1910-1911 ... British Defence Equipment Catalogue 1977. 2 editions. Quantity.
Scarce Original April 1818 Army List blue marble effect paper covered pocket size book. Inside cover ink named to an Officer in 15 Kings ? Hussars. Together with a small quantity of various books including 1944 Field Engineering ... 1943 US First Aid For Soldiers ... 1877 Border Rifle Association programme. Quantity.
Doughboy To GI US Army Clothing and Equipment 1900-1945 by Lewis. Together with Gear Up. Flight Clothing & Equipment of USAAF Airmen in WW2 by Maguire ... Gunner. An Illustrated History of WW2 Aircraft Turrets and Positions by Nijboer ... Cockpit An Illustrated History of WW2 Aircraft Interiors by Nijboer. 4 items.
Quantity of Various Books including Military Badge Collecting by Gaylor ... The Thin Red Line by Fosten ... Military Uniform by Martin ... Brasseys Book of Uniforms by Neward ... The British Army (Imperial War Museum) ... History of the British Regular Army ... Military Uniforms of the World. Quantity.
Selection of Various Ephemera including empty ÒCar. Scout Humber 1Ó service folder ... Empty ÒCometÓ handbook folder ... Covenants with death book ... The First World War book ... Picture Post June 1 1940 ... Various Great War leaders prints ... WW2 RAF armament leaflets ... Embroidery 1st Army hanging ... Velvet cushion case with embroidery West Yorkshire badge. Quantity.
Two Army Officer Peaked Caps Field OfficerÕs blue forage cap for the Royal Army Service Corps by Hawkes & Co. White piping to crown seam and edges of band. Gold embroidered edging to peak. RASC brass chinstrap buttons. Cap now fitted with a scarlet band for a Staff Colonel with KC Royal Crest embroidery badge. Some moth. Chinstrap a later addition ... Field OfficerÕs blue forage cap for the Royal Army Pay Corps. Yellow piping to crown seam and edges of band. Gold embroidery peak edging. RAPC buttons and patent leather chinstrap. Badge removed. 2 items.
Three Various British Military Waistcoats consisting 2 x khaki woollen double breasted Army greatcoats. Lower hidden pockets with plain flaps. KC brass General List buttons ... Blue grey RAF OfficerÕs double breasted example. Lower hidden pockets with plain flaps. Fixed waist belt. KC brass RAF buttons. 3 items.
Canadian Interwar ORÕs Service Dress Tunic khaki serge single breasted tunic. Stand and fall high collar, pleated chest pockets and lower patch pockets all with buttoned flaps. KC brass Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps buttons (2 absent). Badges removed. Possibly a private purchase tunic as full lining present.
Selection of Army Service Corps Uniforms rare Senior NCOÕs full dress tunic dated 1908 with white collar, gold cord trefoils on sleeves, KC Royal Arms brass buttons and large gold embroidery KC above chevrons on right arm and VC brass collar badges. Slight service wear and traces of moth ... ORÕs blue serge undress frock coat dated 1912 with white cloth collar and white cord shoulder loops and cuff knots ... OfficerÕs full dress tunic with KC Corps buttons. Shoulder buttons, cords, collar badges and gold lace collar edging all removed. 3 items.
Army Medical Services Officer Uniforms Royal Army Medical Corps full dress tunic with KC collar badges and CaptainÕs rank badges. Small amount of moth. One shoulder button detached but present. Lining AF ... RAMC mess jacket with regimental buttons. Dull cherry roll collar, gauntlet cuffs and shoulder straps with MajorÕs rank badges. Collar badges removed ... Matching mess waistcoat. Buttons removed ... RAMC universal pattern frock coat with damaged collar. Collar badges and large number of buttons removed. Shoulder straps missing ... Victorian blue undress tunic for Volunteer Medical Staff with fine quilted lining, black velvet shoulder straps with white metal stars and small departmental buttons. 5 items.
Scarce Pair of Canadian Waterproof Overboots black rubber moulded sole and lower shoe section. Black rubberised linen boot section with four steel clip fastenings to the front. Internal Canadian issue stamp. Together with a pair of mountaineerÕs steel spike and canvas strap ice crampons ... 1943 dated British Army khaki linen rubberised ground sheet.
WW2 British Army Sun Compass large black disk marked with degrees with central swivel dial and level. Removable screw off handle. All contained in its green painted wooden transit box marked ÒSun Compass (Howard Pattern) MKIIÓ. Together with a 1942 dated American tank periscope MK6 green painted rectangular body with angled lenses. Clean condition. Contained in a 1937 pattern OfficerÕs side bag. 3 items.
Two US Army WW2 Field Telephones each with handset and supporting apparatus in a brown leather case (10Ó x 7Ó approx), stamped ÒSignal Corps US Army Telephone EE-8-AÓ. Carrying strap and recess containing folding handle for dynamo. Instruments not tested ... Large unmarked brown leather case for binoculars or similar equipment (10 1/2Ó approx) with carrying strap. 3 items.
German Third Reich WW2 Army / Waffen SS General Assault Badge. A die-cast silvered zinc example with ball catch vertical needle pin to reverse. Within an oval bearing oakleaves and acorns, the eagle and swastika above crossed bayonet and stick grenade. Little finish remainsInstituted 1st June, 1940.
The Generals Medals - a rare early Indian Campaign Group of five to General Sir George Petre Wymer KCB comprising Order of the Bath, KCB (Military) Knight Commanders Star (neck and breast badge), Army of Indin 1799-1826 with Nepaul clasp (Lieut G.P.Wymer, 3rd NI), Cabdahar Ghuznee Cabul 1842 and Order of the Dooranee Empire (central enamel missing) and two additional gold suspension bars.Sir George Petre Wymer, KCB, of St John`s Lodge, Isle of Wight, a general in the Army, and colonel of the 107th Regiment, who died on the 12th inst. at his residence, 14.Cravenhill Gardens, Bayswater, was the son of George Wymer Esq of Reepham, Norfolk, by his wife, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Colonel Varlo of the Royal Marines. He was born Aug. 19th 1788, and was educated at North Walsham, Norfolk. He entered the military service of the Hon East India Company in August 1804. He served in Lord Lake`s campaign of 1805, also throughout the Nepaul War in 1814-15, and was present at the attach and capture of the fortress of Nalaghur, and all the brilliant actions that ensued up to the surrender of the fortresses of Loorajeghur and Malown, and of the entire Goorkah army and the surrounding stockades. He, in 1840, joined the army under Sir William Nott at Candahar, and was present during the investment of that city, for which, and subsequent services, he received the thanks of the Governor-General of India, and was nominated a C.B. He was appointed Brigadier, and to the command of the first brigade of the Candahar forces, during which he was present at numerous gallant actions, in most of which he commanded. He had received was medals for Candahar, Ghuznee and Cabul. He was appointed Aide-de-Camp to the Queen in 1842, and a K.C.B. in 1857; and had the order of the Dooranie Empire. Wymer became a captain in 1818, a lieutenant-colonel in 1833, a major-general in 1854, a lieutenant-general in 1856, and a general Sept. 9th 1863. He was appointed Colonel of the 107th (Bengal Infantry) Regiment Sept. 30th 1862.
Of Olympic Games and Military History interest: A group of three First World War medals comprising a 1914 Star, a War medal and a Victory medal, awarded to Sjt. George William Hutson, Royal Sussex Regt., together with his memorial plaque, a 1912 Olympic Games competitor`s medal, a bronze Ferenc-Varosi Sports Club medal 1899 in original case and a quantity of archival material relating to George Hutson`s career as an athlete including original photographs, press cuttings and an embroidered jersey badge worn by him at the 1912 Olympic Games, as well as original photographs relating to his short period of active service. Also included in this lot is a family First World War medal awarded to Private E. G. Jones, East Surrey Regiment and an Army Temperance medal.* George William Hutson won two bronze medals in the 1912 Olympic Games held in Stockholm finishing third in the 5000 metres and the 3000 metres team races. He enlisted in the Royal Sussex Regiment on the outbreak of the First World War and was killed in action, serving as a serjeant at the Battle of Marne in 1914 CONDITION REPORT: (the medals in this lot typical condition, the scrapbook is in structurally very poor condition but the photographs and press cuttings are all reasonably good, the Union Jack badge is frayed at the edges and faded, also included is a 1914 England embroidered flannel badge which is stained, a Surrey Athletic Club embroidered blazer badge which is faded and a felt `B` which is in reasonable condition)
A group of four Second World War medals awarded to Mark Frederick Wiggins (rank and regiment unknown) comprising a Second World War Star, a France and Germany Star, a Defence Medal and a War Medal, together with a corresponding group of miniatures and various other items in a common frame; another group awarded to bandsman Charles Luxon (unknown Guards Regiment) and comprising a Second World War Star, an Italy Star, a Defence Medal, a War Medal, a German Service medal, (Palestine Bar) and a Regular Army medal, together with a corresponding group of miniatures and a boxing medal in a common frame: Also various badges and insignia and a beret CONDITION REPORT: (Generally good, polished)
Sainsbury J. : The Hertfordshire Regiment, An Illustrated History 1988; Houlding J. : Fit For Service, The Training of the British Army 1715-1795. 2000; Grierson J. : Records of the Scottish Volunteer Force 1859-1908. 1972; Carman W. : Indian Army Uniforms under the British from 18th.Century to 1947, Vols. 1 & 2. 1969. Together with five other specialised volumes of military history. CONDITION REPORT: Condition : Generally vg.
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