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Lot 1112
British Army WW1 medals comprising War and Victory Medals named to 2611 Cpl A D Griffiths, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, together with his Certificate of Disembodiment, Discharge Certificate etc. Albert David Griffiths joined the Colours (7th Battalion RWF) on 8th March 1913 and was discharged on 6th August 1918. Included in this lot is Gallipoli Association ephemera.Cpl Griffiths' brother Evan was killed while serving on the Western Front with the Worcestershire Regiment. See lot 1180
Lot 1145
British Army WW1 father and son medals comprising War and Victory medals named to 032283 Pte G W Ponting, Army Ordnance Corps (father), and War and Victory Medals named to 5400 Pte H J Ponting, Gloucestershire Regiment (son), who was killed on the Western Front. Both were residents of Minchinhampton, Stroud
Lot 1151
British Army WW1 medals comprising 1914-1915 Star, named to 1612 Pte G M Popple, East Kent Regiment, War Medal and Victory Medal, both named to 2nd Lieutenant G M Popple, together with two miniature paintings, both with leather cases. George Marsden Popple was attested on 1st of September 1914 and Gazetted on the 1st January 1916 to be temporary Second Lieutenant with the Northumberland Fusiliers. He died on 26th June 1916 aged 21 and is buried in the Authile Military Cemetery. With copy paperwork and research documentation.
Lot 1156
British Army Victorian and later Royal Welsh Fusiliers medal group of six for Warrant Officer Second Class T H Killingback comprising Queen's South Africa Medal with ghost dates and clasps for Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith, Cape Colony, Transvaal and Orange Free State, King's South Africa Medal with clasps for South Africa 1901 and 1902, both to 2927 Sgt T H Killingback, Meritorious Service Medal (George V) to 15246 R.Q.M.S. T H Killingback, WW1 1914-1915 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal to 15246 WO CL 2 T H Killingback (Sgt to Star) with medal ribbon bar
Lot 1158
British Army Victorian Royal Horse Artillery medals comprising China War Medal 1900 named to 73242 Farrier Sgt C Bullock, F Battery Royal Horse Artillery, together with his Edward VII Good Conduct and Long Service Medal named to 73242 F Sgt C Bullock RHA, chevrons, bullion and cloth badges, shoulder titles and lanyard. Sgt Bullock was a resident in Minchinhampton, Stroud, and joined the Royal Horse Artillery from the Gloucestershire Regiment, following in his father's footsteps. He served in India and South Africa. Together with contemporary photographs including F Battery in India, two dated 1868, and one taken in Stroud etc
Lot 1160
British Army Victorian and later group of six medals for WO2 Jacob, King's Royal Rifle Corps and 9th Battalion London Regiment, comprising India Medal 1896 with clasp for Relief of Chitral 1895 named to 7677 Cpl E J Jacob, 1st Battalion KRRC, Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps for Cape Colony, Talna, Defence of Ladysmith, Orange Free State, Laing's Nek and Belfast (6) and King's South Africa Medal with clasps for South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902, both named to Sgt E Jacob KRRC, WW1 War Medal and Victory Medal, both named to 3275 WO2 E J Jacob, 9th London Regiment and his Edward VII Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, named to 7677 Colour Sgt E Jacob, KRRC, all with spare ribbons
Lot 1162
British Army Waterloo Medal named to Thomas Cullimore 51st Regiment of Foot, designated as 51st Light Infantry Regiment, with a copy of pages from his Regimental Pay Book and notice of his death in a provincial newspaper reading 'Thomas Cullimore an old inhabitant of the village of Rudgeway (Nr Thornbury) died at the age of 81 years. The deceased was for seven years previous to the memorable battle of Waterloo (in which he was wounded) a soldier in the British Army and saw a good deal of service during the French War, the last engagement in which he served being that of Waterloo, where a cannon ball passed through the cap he was wearing and wounded him on the top of the head'
Lot 1173
British Army WW2 Northamptonshire Regiment and Burma interest typed notes on 'Battle Experience' being the account of the advance on Budalin by Major Webb. Hand-written notes 'Battle Experiences' on Budalin, Irrawaddy Crossing etc. Comprehensive land-drawn map of Baudazin with typed notes and two maps, one being silk
Lot 1180
British Army WW1 Worcestershire Regiment interest, letter dated 9th May 1918 written from the Western Front by the Regimental Padre to Mrs Griffiths of Towyn Merioneth advising her of the death of her son Evan Griffiths, another letter dated 18th May from one of his friends, photographs etc. See lot 1112 for medals awarded to his brother Albert Griffiths
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