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Lot 1057
British Army probable father and son group WW1 medals comprising War Medal and Victory Medal named to 36427 Pte R E Morgan Worcester Regiment together with WW2 1939/1945 Star, Burma Star and Defence Medal, Lionel Morgan served with the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars (WW2) in North Africa and was a POW.
Lot 1074
British Army Territorial Efficiency Medal (Elizabeth II) named to 22292168 Lance Corporal R Thomson Royal Army Ordnance Corps and a Territorial & Army Volunteer Reserve Efficiency Medal (Elizabeth II) named to 22043165 Lance Corporal E J Wagstaff Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME)
Lot 1083
British Army medals and ephemera for Private George Wheatley, comprising Queen's South Africa medal with clasps for Orange Free State and South Africa 1902, named to 7136 Pte G Wheatley, Volunteer Company South Staffordshire Regiment, WW1 1914-1915 Star, War and Victory medals named to Pte G Wheatley, Army Ordnance Corps, his Princess Mary's Fund Christmas 1914 gift tin with cards, bullet pencils and receipt request, football and boxing medals, silver and enamel boxed AOC badge, original documents for enrolment and discharge, photographs etc
Lot 1087
British Army WW1 medals comprising 1914/1915 Star named to 89114 Acting Bombardier E Neale Royal Field Artillery and War Medal and Victory Medal both to 89114 Gunner E Neale Royal Artillery, together with his Memorial Plaque / Death Penny. Edward Neale was born, lived and was recruited in Stroud, Gloucestershire and was killed in action in France on 7th June 1917
Lot 1095
British Army WW1 medals comprising three War Medals, the first named to 35709 Pte H J Creed Yorkshire Regiment, who came from Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire and died on the 3/10/1918 during the 4th Battle of Ypres. The others to 11260 Pte G W Fearis, Notts and Derby Regiment and 8371 Pte W B Young 14th London Regiment
Lot 1097
British Army WW1 War Medal named to 2nd Lieutenant H E Hippisley 1st Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment. Lt Hippisley was born in Wells in 1890 and educated at King's School, Bruton and the Royal Agricultural College Cirencester where he was a gold medallist. He went to France on the 13/8/1914 and was present at Mons, Aisne and Marne. He was killed in action on the 23/10/1914 when his platoon successfully held an exposed trench against a large German force but lost three fifths of its strength
Lot 1116
British Army WW1 medals comprising three British War Medals, named to 25514 Pte F J Clarke, killed in action on the 24th March 1918 at the Battle of Bapaume, 7628 Pte A Cook, born in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, died of wounds Salonica 3rd September 1918 and 204336 Pte F E Leonard, all Gloucestershire Regiment
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