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Lot 831
Militaria : Medal BWM & Victory plus Memorial Plaque M2-188002 Pte A . Dollimore ASC, Albert Dollimore died just after returning from the Great War in 1918. He was not commemorated by the CWGC for 100 years but has now been added. Born Berkhamstead, Herts and died at the home of his sister Ada 18th November 1918 of an earlier global pandemic, he is buried Berkhamstead, Herts. - GVF
Lot 832
Militaria : Medal a WW1 Sixteen Year old Jutland Casualty 1914-15 trio, Memorial Plaque and Scroll, photo and Princess Mary tin combination, J/34158 A.Olney, Sig.Boy RN on trio, Arthur Olney on plaque, lost on HMS Queen Mary 31st May 1916, from Luton, born 26.9.1899, mother was Susan Olney, 32 Hibbert St. enlisted 19th Jan 1915, to Ganges March 1915 to 28th July 1915, posted to Queen Mary 27th August 1915, a scarce Jutland complete grouping to such a Brave young lad - GVF
Lot 836
Militaria : Medal section a HUGE family archive of photographs and ephemera inc a rare selection to one of the earliest Submarine Casualties of WW1 who previously had been wounded in the loss of Submarine A1 the first Sub loss the RN had with fatal casualties. First Class Petty Officer Frederick Drury Blunsdon was lost on Submarine D5 , probably to a Mine , 8th November 1914, with a huge amount of interesting early Naval and Submarine ephemera inc copy of letter from King George V regarding the loss of Submarine A1 and the casualties suffered. Scarce Memorial Scroll all contained in original family suitcase.
Lot 190
A Queen Anne copper medallion, dated 1709, Capture of Tournay by J.Croker, bust draped/Pallas seated beside military trophies with town in the distance, 39mm diameter, together with a Victoria white metal medallion, Royal Exchange opened 1844 by Davis, Birmingham, 43mm diameter and a 'Sinking of the Lusitania 1915 medal, 55mm diameter (3)
Lot 192
A collection of eight English and Foreign medallions, comprising; Maria Augusta medallion, dated 1783, 70mm diameter, Jean Racine medallion, dated 1817, by F. Andrieu, 40mm diameter, Thomasons Medallic bronze Warwick vase, dated 1829, 50mm diameter, Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain 1874-75, by L.G. Wyon, within fitted case, 70mm diameter, Marischal College Aberdeen white metal medallion, dated 1837, 50mm diameter, Ploughing medal, by W. Dingley, 48mm diameter, Worshipful Company of Poulters, London Prize white metal medal, Baddeley Bros of London, 42mm diameter and The Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society Prize medal, dated 1951, 50mm diameter (8)
Lot 494
A collection of Welsh Guards military and sporting items, for the British Army, inter Rugby Championships 1952, winners medal awarded to the Second Lieutenant David Howard Davis of the First Battalion the Welsh Guards and an Army Rugby Union medal awarded to the same 1951 to 1952, an enamel fob for the North Wales Centre ACU, a miniature National Service medal from 1939 to 1960, military cloth and other badges, to include Welsh Guards, a map of Berlin, Berlin metal and cloth badges, etc.
Lot 121
A LATE VICTORIAN 9CT GOLD "BAKERS' AND CONFECTIONERS' EXHIBITION (MANCHESTER)" MEDAL, Birmingham 1898, first prize awarded to J. Newbould & Son, Bradford for "Cottage Bread", Birmingham 1898, 45.7g, 1 3/4" diameter, together with a similar 1912 silver and bronze medal and a 1929 silver medal (both London) (4) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)1912 silver - Birmingham 1912, weighs 55g, 1929 silver - Birmingham 1928, weighs 42g
Lot 1027
A 1914 Christmas tin containing a collection of medals including World War One group to F. Wood, Peace Medal, World War One medal to Sergeant H. Hall and another to Driver Mason etc. CONDITION REPORT: The 1914 / 18 medal is marked to 92075 DVR. B. J. E. Mason. R. E. The second similar medal is to 240727 A. SJT. H. Hall. SOM. L. I. The Civilisation medal is to 240737 PTE. F. Calloway. Som. L. I. The third 14/18 medal is to 12053 PTE. F. Wood. W. RID. R.
Lot 417
A group of silver jewellery including amethyst set, CZ drop earrings Silver jewellery including amethyst set, CZ drop earrings, other necklace and earring sets, silver bangle, silver cross, St Christopher medal and glass beaded necklace and other itemsCondition Report: Bangle weight 92 gramsCross weight 8 gramsSt Christopher medal weight 3 grams
Lot 428
A mixed group of silver jewellery to include pair of cufflinks with ruby detail in case,Tigers eye pendant and matching earrings, chains, rings, pendants and earrings, bangles, identity bracelet, St Christopher pendant, cross pendant and Darts medal mounted as a pendantCondition Report: Identity bracelet 4.8gSt Christopher and cross 4.9gMedal 8.8g
Lot 55
A collection of medals to include - Two Atlantic Stars, 1914-1915 medal to 84755 DVR G E Cole, 1897 Temperance medal, George V and Queen Mary commemorative medal, nine WW I medals 1914-1918 - 227128 GNR R H Earp R.A., 48329 GNR Evans R.A, 55468 SJT H. Millward R.A., 29129 CPL White MGC, M2 268213 AS SJT Perks ASC, M-288148 Pte W Parsons ASC, J-61714 H Taylor A B RN, 2460 Pte L. Moore Leic R, 57334 Pte L Shilton Lan Fus. CONDITION REPORT: All parts with corrosion.
Lot 271
World War I medal group for TF Harries British Red Cross and St John of Jerusalem, 1914-15 Star, George V 1914-18 war medal, Victory medal, together with Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes medal for Col. Fowler Lodge, September 26th 1927, a silver medal presented by Mr Fosset to TF Harries for courage in entering a lion's den at Merthyr, December 10th 1891 and a Robert Burns Centenary medal 1796 - 1896.
Lot 274
George V British Empire Meritorious Medal for Morris Edward Colbeck, two World War I miniature medal groups for Private H Sheldon, 198584, and Lance Corporal EW Abbot, 2298, together with a photograph, also a Division Expeditionary Force recognition card for 56th (London) Division signed by Major General Sir Charles Patrick Amyatt Hull.
Lot 278
World War II Distinguished Flying medal group and ephemera for George Bell Halbert DFM comprising of Distinguished Flying medal, Air Crew Europe star with France and Germany bar, 1939-45 star, Italian star, 1939-45 Defence medal, 1939-45 war medal, together with a 9ct gold Paramount non-magnetic 15 jewels wristwatch, inscribed 'Presented to George Halbert by his fellow members at Newbie in recognition of his winning the DFM during the 1939-1945 war'. Halbert flew fifty-six operational sorties as an air gunner. He started as an observer then qualified as a gunner. First flying on Halifax bombers, followed by a spell as an instructor at No. 20 Squadron Officer Training, Lossiemouth. He then transferred to the Pathfinder Force flying Lancasters with No. 35 Squadron from Gravely, Huntingdon, in 1944 and became a Warrant Officer.
Lot 43
AN ARCHIVE OF MINIATURE MEDALS AND ORIGINAL PAPERWORK ATTRIBUTED TO A SOLDIER IN THE 'QUEENS' ROYAL WEST SURREY REGIMENT, the miniature group consists of the Queens South Africa Medal (five bars) Laings Nek, Transvaal, Relief of Ladysmith, Orange Free State, Tugela heights, Kings South Africa, (01 & 02 Bars) 1914 with Bar Star Trio, all period and mounted on a wearing bar, housed in a Churchmans Number 1 Virginia metal tin, the original paperwork relates to a Harry Percy FOSTER, a soldier in the Royal West Surrey Regiment who served in France from 12th August 1914 through to at least 1916, his army book relates to him being wounded on three occasions in 1914 (18th September), 1915 (25th September) LOOS?, 1916 (20th July) SOMME, he was also promoted several times in the field, 6.3.1915 & 17.3.1916 2nd Lieut/Lieut, and T/Captain from 12.6.1916, his army book also mentions being mentioned to the Secretary of State for War for his service during WWI, also present is his Original Warrant for promotion to WO Class II, dated 1918, also a Army Furlough Certificate for Foster dated 1897, stating service of six plus years, Foster was born in 1878 so therefore was old enough to serve in both the Boer War and WWI, the medals are believed to be Fosters, also present is a Regimental journal for the Royal West Surrey Regiment for 1947, and a large hardbound volume titled 'The Whole Duty of Man' dated inside the cover July 1842
Lot 44
A GROUP OF ELEVEN MEDALS COVERING WWI AND WWII, including the Imperial Service Medal and the rarely seen in a British group 1920 Danish 'Slesvig Medal' Group as follows: 1914-15 Star British War & Victory Medal named to J.35897 H.Guest, Boy 1, Royal Navy, on pair, Royal Naval Fleet Reserve Long Service Medal named J.35897 DEV B 14218 H.Guest L.S.R.F.R. 1939-45, Africa, Atlantic Stars, Defence and War medal, these are mounted on two wearing bars in combinations of 6 and 3, boxed Imperial Service Medal, named Herbert Guest, and a 1920 Slesvig Medal *This medal being rarely seen to British Servicemen, also an original WWII issue slip and a card box, and spare ribbon for Imperial Service Medal*
Lot 5
AN OFFICIAL BOXED GROUP OF WWII/GENERAL SERVICE MEDALS to include Burma Star, Defence & War medal (un-named as issued), Naval General Service Medal, with 'Minesweeping 1945-51 Bar' named to D/JX 581366 K.P. Baggott. Tel. RN, these medals are mounted on a wearing bar, together with ribbon bars, Burma Star Asc lapel pin badge and issue slip for General Service medal
Lot 52
A GROUP OF SIX WWII ERA MEDALS ON A WEARING BAR, as follows: Naval General Service Medal Bar Palestine 1936-1939, named to M 398511 P G Lillington, RPO Royal Navy, 1939-45, Atlantic, Africa (North Africa 1942-43 Bar), War Medal and Geo V RN Long Service medal named M 39851 P G Lillington RPO HMS Revenge, together with a QEII Police Long Service medal named Percy G Lillington
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