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Lot 1161
British Army WW1 Gloucestershire Regiment Distinguished Conduct Medal awarded to 240397 Sgt E G White, 2nd Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment together with his War Medal and Victory Medal to 2157 Sgt E G White. His citation reads 'For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. The enemy having possessed himself of one of our advanced posts, had managed to occupy a farm enclosure between two of our posts, under cover of the darkness and the protection of the hedges. This N.C.O. with twenty men attacked with great alacrity at early dawn, and by skilful and fearless leading drove out the enemy, who lost many killed and seventeen prisoners, while his own casualties were few. The result of this operation had unmistakable effects in holding up the enemy's advance, and the eagerness of this N.C.O. to undertake the attack and the manner in which it was carried out were worthy of praise.', with copy paperwork
Lot 1162
British Army WW1 and WW2 Royal Artillery Military Cross group of ten awarded to Major P J A Montague comprising Military Cross, War Medal and Victory Medal named to Major P J A Montague, WW2 1939/1945 Star, Africa Star with clasp for 8th Army, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal with emblem, 1937 Coronation Medal and French Croix de Guerre. Citation reads 'For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. After withdrawing under heavy artillery three of the guns of his battery from a very exposed position, he kept his fourth gun in action until the enemy had advanced to within a few hundred yards of the position, when it was destroyed. On another occasion he kept his battery in action in spite of heavy fire from hostile artillery, which was causing many losses, and assisted by two of his officers he personally fought one of the guns when all the detachment had been killed or wounded. During a critical period his cool and collected demeanour gave confidence to the men, and his untiring energy and personal gallantry were an example to all under his command.'
Lot 1165
British Army WW1 Royal Artillery Distinguished Conduct Medal group of six awarded to 12409 Sgt F G Burgess, 115 Heavy Battery Royal Garrison Artillery, comprising Distinguished Conduct Medal, Military Medal, 1914 'Mons' Star with clasp for 5th August - 22nd November 1914, War Medal, Victory Medal and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, all to Cpl, with copy paperwork
Lot 1166
British Army WW1 Gloucestershire Regiment Distinguished Conduct Medal group of six awarded to 12069 Pte H Pugh, 8th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment, including Distinguished Conduct Medal, Military Medal, 1914/1915 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal, French Croix de Guerre and Silver War Badge, with copy paperwork. His citation reads 'For conspicuous gallantry in action. He led a party with great gallantry against an enemy machine gun and himself shot three of the gun team. He has previously done fine work'
Lot 1167
British Army WW1 Neuve Chapelle Distinguished Conduct Medal awarded to 10168 Pte H Andrews, 2nd Battalion Scottish Rifles, the citation reads 'for conspicuous gallantry and excellent work at great personal risk at Neuve Chapelle' together with 1914 'Mons Star', War Medal and Victory Medal with emblem, named to 107420 Sapper H J Andrews, Royal Engineers (Pioneer to Star) and copy paperwork
Lot 1168
British Army WW1 Gloucestershire Regiment Military Medal immediate award to 1943 Cpl W G Davis, 2nd Battalion, together with his War Medal and Victory Medal, both named to Cpl Davis, with copy paperwork. The award was for action at Duck's Bill Crater on 15th August 1916, Cpl Davis was later killed in action on 26th August 1916.
Lot 1170
British Army WW1 Gloucestershire Regiment Military Medal and bar group of four awarded to 13027 Lance Corporal E Weaving, 8th Battalion, comprising the Military Medal, 1914/1915 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal, all named to L/Cpl Weaving, with copy paperwork. Cpl Weaving was mortally wounded during a trench raid and died of his wounds on 13th November 1916
Lot 1171
British Army WW1 Gloucestershire Regiment Military medal group of five awarded to 2628 Cpl F W Robbins, comprising Military Medal, Queen's South Africa Medal 1899 with clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State and South Africa 1902 (Pte), 1914 'Mons' Star with clasp for 5th August - 22nd November 1914 (Pte), War Medal, Victory Medal and copy records and paperwork. Cpl Robbins from Cheltenham served with the 1st Battalion and saw service in St Helena, South Africa, India, the Home Front and Western front. He was one of seven brothers who served in WW1 which he survived.
Lot 1172
British Army WW1 medals comprising 1914/1915 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal with oak leaf emblem, named to Lieutenant Colonel G S Tulloh, Gloucestershire Regiment (to star) together with his Queen's South Africa 1899 medal with clasp for Orange Free State (Captain G S Tulloh) and research paperwork. Colonel Tulloh was commanding the 2nd Battalion of the Gloucestershire Regiment when he was killed in action on 9th May 1915 at the Battle of Ypres. See lot 1202 for the Queen's South Africa Medal awarded to Lt Col Tulloh's brother
Lot 1173
British Army Boer War and WW1 medals comprising Queen's South Africa 1899 and King's South Africa 1902 with clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State and South Africa 1901 and 1902, named to 5817 Pte A Groombridge together with his WW1 War Medal and Victory Medal, all Gloucestershire Regiment (33253 to WW1 medals) and his Imperial Service Medal
Lot 1174
British Army Boer War and WW1 medals comprising Queen's South Africa 1899 and King's South Africa 1902 medals with clasps for Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Transvaal and South Africa 1901 and 1902, named to 5282 Pte W C Bridgeman (Bridgman to QSA) together with his WW1 1914/1915 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal, all Gloucestershire Regiment, 13051 on WW1 medals
Lot 1176
British Army Queen's South Africa 1899 and King's South Africa 1902 medals with clasps for Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Transvaal and South Africa 1901 and 1902 named to 2951 Sgt/colour Sgt E Davis together with Edward VII Long Service and Good Conduct Medal named to 2951 Colour Sergeant E Davies Gloucestershire Regiment and sleeve badge
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