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Lot 543
First World War Armstrong Whitworth propeller desk stand, the arched stand fashioned from the propeller with two pen racks and a copper inkwell with a crown above an eagle and the dates 1914-18, the rear of the desk stand with the impressed marks .3740 EARDMORE RH NG WHITWORTH.F, 13.5cm high
Lot 683
Dargai Heights interest, India General Service, 1895-1902, three clasps, Relief of Chitral 1895, Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98, (3501 Pte I S Weight 1st Btn Gord Highrs) Private Weight was severely wounded in action, receiving a gun-shot wound to the left foot and buttock, during the Gordons’ famous assault and capture of the hilltop stronghold known as the ‘Dargai Heights’ on the 20th October 1897, where Piper George Findlater and Private Edward Lawson won the Victoria Cross. The lot comes with the Army Form B. 179 Medical History of an Invalid detailing the injuries to him and further detail on the extent of the injuries and his discharge due to them, also in the lot two cabinet card photographs, the first taken in England, the Second in India
Lot 684
Scarce and unusual St Johns Ambulance Casualty group of seven, with a Queens South Africa, bars Cape Colony, Orange Free State, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, (218 ORDLY. W. LITTLE. ST JOHNS AMB-BDE) First World War trio (255 S/SJT W Little R.A.M.C.) with Death Plaque, 1887 Jubilee medal (PRIVATE W. LITTLE) Territorial Efficiency Medal (255 SJT. W. LITTLE 3/E.A.F.A. R.A.M.C.) and St John Ambulance Medal for South Africa (218 PTE W. LITTLE. MET CORPS) QSA and bars confirmed on roll, Roll of Honour extract; Little, Walter, Quartermaster-Sergt., No. 255, 3rd East Anglian Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, 8. of Walter j. Little, of Lottenham, by his wife, Hetty (-); b. Bethnal Green, London, E.; educ.there:volunteered for active service, and joined the R.A.M.C; served with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force in Egypt, and died at Giza Red Cross Hospital 17 March, 1916, from acute pneumonia, contracted while on active service. Buried in Cairo Old Cemetery. His Officer Commanding wrote: "His loss is deeply mourned by the Officers and men of this Field Ambulance. He was one of the steadiest, most reliable and hard-working N.C.O's that any commanding Officer could possible wish for.... Your husband had gained the profound respect and esteem of us all;" a comrade also wrote: " In losing him we have lost one of our finest men in the company." He m. at Haggerston, E.. Charlotte (65, Woodside Gardens, Bruce Grove, South Tottenham, N.) dau. of Richard John Lean, and had two children: Walter Stanley and Gladys Joyce.
Lot 685
Boer War First War group of five, awarded to the QSA W.C. WRIGHT. BOY 1st CL H.M.S. SYBILLE, the First War Trio awarded to 204333 W.E. WRIGHT P.O.R.N. together with the George V Naval Long Service Good Conduct medal, The Sybille was the only Royal Navy ship to be lost during the Boer War when she ran aground in bad weather off Lambert’s Bay on 16 January 1901. The Captain was ashore at the time - some reports had it that he and other Officers were attending a party - four Officers were subsequently found guilty at a court-martial for her loss. The crew abandoned the Sybille after she struck a reef during the night and were taken off in five boats, a process that took ten hours, one man being lost
Lot 700
Distinguished Service Order miniature group of three, attributed to Second Lieutenant Kenneth Wyn Maurice Jones R.F.A. with a miniature D.S.O. First World War Pair with Oak Leaf, together with his Army Book with pencil notes, Gazetted 18th February 1918, the following lot is the father in law to Second Lieutenant Maurice Jones
Lot 702
Mons Casualty First World War group of three, with 1914 Mons Star, Victory and War medal, together with the death plaque (8296 L/COP Bertie Edward Rackham 2nd Bn Lincolnshire Reg)Lance Corporal Rackham was killed in action on the 10th March 1915 K.I.A. 10th March 1915 France and Flanders, memorial at Le Touret France, together with a pair of 1914 Metropolitan police bades
Lot 703
First World War Mons trio Military Medal group of four, the M.M. and Mons Trio (11531 L/Cp H. Dixon 17 L: POOL. R.) together with an Imperial Service Medal named to Harry Joseph Chester. A record from the War Diary or Intelligence Summary states as follows Lieut. A. Chavasse and 8 other ranks left our trenches to patrol German front line, with the object of ascertaining dispositions of enemy, obtaining identification and killing occupants. This patrol on meeting enemy wire encountered a German patrol which opened fire on them wounding Lt Chavasse. Own patrol withdrew to own lines. Lieut. Chavasse was missing and Captain A.I.Draper, Captain C. E. Torrey, Captain F. B. Chavesse (Ram.c.), Second Lieut. C. A. Peters and Lieut. CPE H. Dixon (1135) searched no man's land for him. During the search Captain C.E. Torrey was wounded and taken into own trenches. 2 Lieut C.A.Peters and L/CPE Dixon discovered Lient. Chavasse in a shell hole. 2 Lient. Peters was killed when returning to own lines for assistance to carrying a wounded Officer in. L/CPE Dixon remaining to bandage his wounds. After awaiting the arrival of the necessary assistance L/CPE Dixon returned for stretcher bearers to carry Lieut. Chavasse in but on going back the party were unable to find the Officer and had to retire on account of dawn breaking. The 5/7/17 Battalion holding front line l?CPE Dixon plus 3 men left own trenches to search for Lient. Chavasse. Captain F.E. Chavasse also went to cross no man's land in an endeavour to find his brother, but the wounded Officer was not discovered. The body of 2 Lient. C.A.Peters was carried to our lines by another party.
Lot 704
Emotive First World War RAF casualty group, with a Victory and War medal framed with the plaque, (LIEUT C.W. WOODEND RAF) Lieutenant Woodend had a mid air collision in his Bristol F.2B Biplane after his plane locked together with another and crashed on the 19th August 1918. Italian soldiers serving on the French front found two bodies of British Airmen near the village of Clery, Lieutenant Woodend's body could not be identified and was exhumed on the 2nd February 1921
Lot 706
First World War Submarine search Distinguished Service Medal group of four, D.S.M. George V(F.3212 H. SAY P.O. MECHN RNAS 1917) the Star (F 3212 H. SAY L.M. R.N.A.S.) the Victory and War medal (203212 F SGT. H. SAY. R.A.F.) together with conforming miniatures. Gazetted 28th September 1917, Services on patrol duties and Submarine searching in home waters
Lot 709
First World War Distinguished Conduct Medal, George V (L-8269 C.S. MJR. T.P. NEWMAN 1/THE QUEENS S.R.) World War I medal roll L/8269 CSM 1RW Surrey Corp. operations DCM 1.1.1918. Medal Roll for The Queens. Capt T P Newman entitled British War and Victory medal. service record. 2/lt Newman TP disembarkment 12.8.1914 (as Sgt) in The Queens left unit 20.10.1917 Gtd Commission, disembarkment 20.10.1917 as 2/Lt left unit 27.7.18 to 11th The Queens Regt. DSM report " L/8269 C.S.M T P Newman R.W Surr R (LG17 Apr 1918) For conspicuous gallentry and devotion to duty and consistent good work during a very long period. He has always shown splendid courage and initiative, and has rendered valuable service.
Lot 710
First World War trio (J.30472 G.A. FROST ORD R.N.) and Defence medal, together with his uniform for HMS George, an RAF cap, RAF badges and a bracelet, photographs and plans for the engine test house, etc, George Frost went on to serve with the home guard on Debden Airbase during the Second World War
Lot 711
First World War Distinguished Conduct Medal group of five, the DCM George V (6034 C S MJR. C.J. FISHER 2/ NORTH: REGT) Queen South Africa with bars Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902, (6034 PTE C FISHER NTHPTN REGT) First World War trio (6034 C S MJR. C.J. FISHER 2/ NORTH NR.) The DCM awarded 3rd June 1915. For conspicuous gallantry at Neuve Chapelle on 13th March, 1915, when he took command of the company after his Officer had fallen and handled the men with much ability against a very heavy counter-attack by the enemy. Together with paperwork
Lot 712
First World War, to include a First World War pair (135602 SPR. H.T. DYOS. R.E.) Sapper Dyos was awarded the silver war badge 31st August 1917, together with cap badges and medallions, a match case and a First World War 1914-15 Star (SS-19023 PTE.C.W. COX. A.S.C.) awarded silver war badge 24th November 1916, (qty)
Lot 720
First World War Casualty group, consisting of Victory and War medals (2. LIEUT. E.G.H. SMITH) and Death Plaque (Ernest George Humphery Smith) together with photographs and paperwork. 2nd Lieutenant Smith of the 1st/4th Bttn Essex Regiment was killed in action in Palestine on the 3rd November 1917 aged 24, buried Gaza War Cemetery
Lot 721
First World War Suffolk Regiment, to include First War Trio, 1914-15 Star, War medal and Defence medal, (6336 SJT I. SMITH. SUFF. REG) together with a a full length photograph taken of W.O. Class 2. I. Smith, taken in Malta circa 1908-1909, also together with a "G" Company 2nd Battn. The Suffolk Regiment, Aldershot, 1912
Lot 94
Beswick Beatrix Potter Figures Comprising: 'Anna Maria', 'Foxy Whiskered Gentleman', first version, first variation, 'Goody Tiptoes', 'Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle', first version, second variation, and 'Old Mr. Brown', all BP-2a (5) Anna Maria - heavy crazing throughout, otherwise in good condition All other models in good condition Please see extra images online of backstamps
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