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Lot 590
A folder of German WWII Nazi cap badges and other badges, mounted on card and taped to reverse. Includes a Luftwaffe Pilots/Observers badge (marked OSG to rear, a Parachutists badge, a coastal artillery badge, a Kriegsmarine U-Boat/Submarine badge, blockade runner badge, a Panzer Assault badge, the General Assault badge, the Infantry assault badge, the Minesweeper/Submarine chase badge, the PT Boat 1939 wound badges (x 3- one black), Kriegsmarine Aux, Cruiser Service badge, Luftwaffe Aerial Gunners badge, Nazi Reichspartetag 1939 badge, Nazi Rally badge 1938, Nazi NSDAP 1938 square badge, Luftwaffe ground combat badge, Hitler Youth enamel membership badge, Nazi Labour Corps badge, Adolf Hitler party election badge 1933, Panzer Tank 'Marksman' badge, Prussian Imperial bronze medal 1897, Helmet Cockade badge, Nazi Police helmet plate, Luftwaffe officers silver breast eagle, SS officers corps badge, Italian Parachutists breast badge, State Official cap badge, SS Afrika Korps Division arm eagle (cloth), tropical helmet badge. The remaining are cloth embroidered badges and consist of the Afrika Korps, Kriegsmarine, Kriegsmarine summer dress, Coastal Police breast badge, Luftwaffe Tropical breast, Waffen SS ski cap and Field Police breast badge N.B - The items in this Lot were from the private collection of Staff Sergeant Archie Gallon RASC (service 1939 - 1945), who amassed his collection of military medals and badges and insignia during the 1950's and 1960's. S/Sgt Gallon collected mainly original period items where possible, but we believe filled out the collection with later productions when the original item was not available. Therefore we advise careful examination of the items within this lot.
Lot 591
A folder of various war and other medals, mounted on card and taped over front. Including: 1914 Mercantile Marine War medal, French Victory medal, various 1939 - 1945 campaign stars: Atlantic, Pacific, Italy, France and Germany, Burma and Air Crew Europe. Territorial Efficiency medal (awarded to Pte E Parkin York and Lancaster Regt), Royal Naval Reserve Long Service medal (7609 CHJ Holland, SMN, RNR) 1914 - 1918 Special Constabulary medal, USA Good Conduct medal and St Johns Ambulance silver Long Service medal N.B - The items in this Lot were from the private collection of Staff Sergeant Archie Gallon RASC (service 1939 - 1945), who amassed his collection of military medals and badges and insignia during the 1950's and 1960's. S/Sgt Gallon collected mainly original period items where possible, but we believe filled out the collection with later productions when the original item was not available. Therefore we advise careful examination of the items within this lot.
Lot 593
A folder containing WWII German Wehrmacht war medals, mainly 1939 - 1945 - all mounted or stuck on card with tape. Includes a 1914 propaganda iron cross struck for the shelling of Hartlepool, Scarborough and Whitby, a 1939 iron cross (second class) and bar, Sudetenland 1938 medal, Return of Menel 1939 medal, Anschluss medal 1938, War Merit medal, War Merit cross, medal for Winter Campaign in Russia 1941 - 1942, Spanish Volunteers in Russia medal, West Wall medal, Air Raid Protection silver Luftschutz medal (2nd class), Police Long Service Award medal, Nazi Faithful Service cross, Nazi four year Long Service medal, three honour roll clasps on Iron Cross ribbons (Army, Navy and Luftwaffe), the Mothers cross and SS eight years service medal N.B - The items in this Lot were from the private collection of Staff Sergeant Archie Gallon RASC (service 1939 - 1945), who amassed his collection of military medals and badges and insignia during the 1950's and 1960's. S/Sgt Gallon collected mainly original period items where possible, but we believe filled out the collection with later productions when the original item was not available. Therefore we advise careful examination of the items within this lot.
Lot 596
A folder containing WWII medals and entitled 'This Is Your Army Life 16/2/40 to 13/5/46' - pertaining to the service of Staff Sergeant Archie Gallon (S/153562) of the Royal Army Service Corps. Folder contains medals gained, awarded and commemorative. Includes British Empire Medal, 1939 - 45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, 1939 - 45 War Medal (with Mentioned In Dispatches oak leaf clasp), and the Palestine Medal. Commemoratives include Battle of Britain 1939 - 1945, the Voluntary Service Medal, the General Service Cross, National Service Medal, 50th Anniversary Peace Medal and the Battle of Normandy Memorial Medal. Folder also contains various ephemera, photos and RPPC's related to S/Sgt Gallons service
Lot 598
A folder of WWII period Allied and other war and campaign medals mounted on card and taped over front. Including: USA Victory medal, French Croix de Guerre 1939 - 1945 with bronze palm, USA Armed Forces Expeditionary medal with Congo clasp, Army of Occupation Japan, Italian War Merit cross, Italian medal for Military Valour, Medaille de la Resistance, Medaille D'orient, Spain medal for Bravery (six day war), Italian medal for Spanish Civil War, Italian medal for Albania (1939), Italian Independence medal War of 1915 - 1918, Italian War medal 1943 - 1945, Greek medal, Turkish Star for Gallipoli Campaign N.B - The items in this Lot were from the private collection of Staff Sergeant Archie Gallon RASC (service 1939 - 1945), who amassed his collection of military medals and badges and insignia during the 1950's and 1960's. S/Sgt Gallon collected mainly original period items where possible, but we believe filled out the collection with later productions when the original item was not available. Therefore we advise careful examination of the items within this lot.
Lot 605
A Boer War Campaign pair awarded to Cpl W Everall 4547, Kings Own Lancaster Regiment. Also:- Queens South African medal with Laings Nek, Transvaal, Ladysmith, Orange Freen Stat and Tugela Heights clasps. Kings South Africa medal with 1901 and 1902 clasps, together with original shoulder titles, caps, collars and musician cap badge - all in original leather display case with blue velvet interior, plus a personal diary/log book dated 1899 - 1900, and later ephemera and letters from WWI period relating to Cpl Everalls exemption
Lot 608
WW2 Distinguished Flying Medal awarded to Flight Sergeant (later Pilot Officer) Albert William John Hazell (known as 'Jack') 1179652 together with various related ephemera and photos. AWJ Hazell (born March 1915) enlisted as an Aircraftman 2nd class on 31st of August 1940, and was promoted throughout the war. He was a known Spitfire and Beaufighter pilot, seeing action as part of 254 Sqn and 236 Sqn and as part of Coastal Command (within the attached collection are original newspaper articles and pictures showing F/Sgt Hazell's attack on a German shipping convoy off the Dutch Coast). Letters from F/Sgt Hazell dated 1943 to his parents describe some of his operations and also his pride and being awarded the DFM (in one letter he jokingly describes his DFM recommendation as probably being 'for good attendance over enemy convoys!'). Hazell was killed on active service while flight testing a Mosquito serial number MM 647 on 5th May 1944 near Alconbury. Records state that he carried out a series of very steep turns which over stressed the wooden aircraft at which point it crashed to the ground and immediately caught fire. The air officer commanding stated in his report that the pilot carried out manoeuvres that were not necessary for the relevant air test. AWJ Hazell was local to the Gloucestershire area and is buried in Gloucester Old Cemetery. His other awards were the War Medal, 1939-1945 Star and the Atlantic Star, which were distributed amongst his surviving family. Provenance - Consigned by the daughter of AWJ Hazell
Lot 143
Rafael Trujillo signed 6x4 colour photo. Spanish Olympic silver medal winner in Mens sailing Finn class in 2004 games. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Lot 284
A Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee 'The British Empire' Medal 1897 by Frank Bowcher. 75mm diameter. Together with an Exposition Universelle Paris 1889 'North British Rubber Company' to reverse by Louis Bottee, with original leather pouch (af) 62mm diameter and a boxed commemorative medal of Rainha D. Leonor Hospital 1985 79mm diameter. (3)
Lot 302
MILITARY MBE & MSM GROUP TO CAPTAIN W SMITH INDIAN ARMY, LATE 'THE LOYALS Geo IV Military Division M.B.E Geo V Indian General Service Medal ' Burma 1930 -32 to 3850413 A SJT W Smith Loyal R (Surname officially corrected) 1939 to 45 Star Africa Star 8th Army Clasp Defence Medal War Medal Geo IV 1937 Coronation Medal Geo IV Long Service Good Conduct 'Indian' to S - SGT W Smith I.A.C.C. Geo IV Meritorious Service Medal to 3850413 W O Cl1 W Smith M.B.E Loyals Named medals are correctly impressed ( please see notes on IGS) Swing mounted as worn Condition = GVF The group is housed in a modern frame and comes with a separate framed photograph of Smith in Captains uniform. A scrap book that Capt Smith kept is also included. Walter Smith was born on 19th February 1905. He severed in the ranks with the Loyal Regiment, seeing action in Burma in 1930 to 32 and was awarded the IGS. He was given an emergency commission with the Indian Army ( 22nd September 1945) after serving for an extended period with the Indian Army. He was awarded the M.B.E, announced in the London Gazette on the 14th October 1943 'For Distinguished Service in North Africa'. At the time he was an Acting Conductor in the Indian Army Ordnance Corps. He was awarded an LSGC 'India' while serving as a Staff Sergeant at the Indian Army Cadet College. Which trains Officers for the Indian Army. Smith was awarded a Meritorious Service Medal when with 'The Loyals' He was given a short service commission with the British Army on 18th December 1951 ( seniority from 18th August 1949) Served as a Staff T/Captain in Germany from 12th November 1951. Promoted to Substantive Captain 8th August 1955.
Lot 338
NAVAL UNIFORM AND SWORD BELONGING TO D H T L JENKINS Dress uniform with trousers and visor, by Grieves of London. With Medal ribbon bar. In stunning condition. G.V. sword named to Jenkins, with sword hanger belt and Fowl weather cover and sword Knot. David Hallam Trevor Lloyd Jenkins first severed as a midshipman in 'Dauntless' 1st L.C.S., Atlantic Fleet. He was subsequently posted to H.M.S. Venetia in the Mediterranean fleet from 1925 to 1926. He was promoted to Lieutenant in January 1926 and then served on the Cruisers H.M.S. Canterbury and H.M.S. Sussex. Posted to the Far East, he served on the Yangtze aboard the river Gunboat 'Cockchafer'. Service at the R.N. Barracks in Portsmouth followed and then a stint in the Persian Gulf on the Sloop H.M.S. Shoreham between 1937 and 1939. During the early stages of the Second World War, he served in the Home Fleet on-board H.M.S. Valiant. After service in the Mediterranean in 1940 to 1941, he was promoted to Commander. Commander Jenkins was then posted to Alexandria as a Liaison Officer to the Greek Navy. In 1941 to 1942. For this role, he was awarded The Greek Medal for ' Outstanding Acts' He was then posted to the cruiser H.M.S. Sirius as the Executive Office. Serving back in the Mediterranean and for his role in the Normandy Landings was mentioned in Despatches. Commander Jenkins survived the war and remained in the Royal Navy until the 1950s.
Lot 278
GREAT WAR NAVAL MEDAL GROUP Pair -181177 F Loveys AB RN LSGC = 181177 Frederick Loveys AB HMS Impregnable Condition EF Frederick Loveys was born in Childleight Devon on 17th February 1879. He joined the Royal Navy on 7th August 1894. Awarded the LSGC in 1921, he spent the war serving on HMS Impregnable and HMS Orion. Discharged 17th July 1919
Lot 261
ARCTIC MEDAL 1818-55 TO H.M.SIMPSON The naming looks to be contemporary; however, there is no H. M. Simpson listed in the medal roll. A plausible explanation is that Simpsons may have been on one of the supporting supply ships. Condition - VF ( heavily contacted to obverse and reverse, suspender resoldered)
Lot 304
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS , MEDALS AND DOCUMENT COLLECTION to 2392407 Sigmn Bernard Roy Gildersleve Born 26th Feb 1926 During WW2 he served with N).1 SCU Special Communications Unit. He was involved with intercepting German messages, and according to his personal notes had some involvement with message traffic from Bletchley Park. Pay book lot of original British Insignia and a swing mounted 1939 to 45 Star, France and Germany Star and End of War Medal The photograph albums cover pre & post war holidays. His time in the Army of Occupation in Germany and a number of early Victorian photographs. With an Enlisted Mans German army visor, from which the peak has become loose. With rusted K98 Bayonet and Frog.
Lot 472a
SET OF FOUR BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS belonging to Major DR. Richard Kenneth Richardson relating to his travels through South America and West Indies; Persia and Mesopotamia; New Guinea and South Seas; and India, Burma and Bangladesh, with detailed inscriptions to the photographs of destinations and people (4)Provenance: Richard Kenneth Richardson was born in Burnley, Lancashire on June 6th 1887. His early education was at St. Stephenson's School, Burnley and he gained a scholarship to the Imperial College of London to study geology, where he won the Murchison Medal for Geology. He worked in Burma for an oil company before the First World War, during which he served with 26th King George's Cavalry as a Major. After the First World War he led geological expeditions to South America, West Indies, and central Europe. He also did surveys in Persia, Burma, India and Balochistan. In 1927 he gained a PHD from Heidelberg University. In the same year he led an expedition for Anglo-Persian Oil to Papua New Guinea. He published scientific papers on petroleum and geology.
Lot 283
OUTSTANDING DSO AND BAR GROUP TO LIEUTENANT GEORGE FRANCIS LYON LABOUVERIE PAGE Commanding Officer of HMS Cyclamen. Decorated with the vbar for destroying an enemy Submarine DSO & Bar Massenia Earthquake Medal in Silver Italian Crown Knight decoration. 1914/15 Star - Lt CommR G F L L Page RN Pair - Lt Commr G F L L Page RN In Plush contemporary frame with associated photograph album of service and time in China. George Francis Lyon Labouverie Page was born on 20th May 1881. He was born at sea, while his father, Paymaster in Chief John L Page was serving in the Royal Navy. Page joined the Royal Navy on 15th 1897 as a Midshipman. He excelled in his chosen career and promoted to Lieutenant (31.3.1903) and Lieutenant Commander (31.3.1911) Page was serving on HMS Duncan when the Messina Earthquake took place and was awarded the Messina Earthquake Medal in Silver and the Insignia of Officer of the Order of the Italian Crown , London Gazette 15th April 1912. During the great War Page was in command of HMS Cyclamen a Minesweeping Sloop. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Order announced in the London Gazette on 17th May 1918 ' For Service on the Mediterranean Station' Page won the Bar to his DSO. The Cyclamen left Marseilles in early 1918 to search for an enemy submarine which was suspected to be in the vicinity of Cape Bon. The ship was towing two Anti-Submarine devices. At 9.48am the starboard device exploded and a depth charge was dropped on the same position. At 12.20 the Cyclamen again reached the same position on the port device exploded. The ship was brought back into the middle of the explosive area , and a depth charge was dropped there. The officer of the watch reported a black object in the water visible for a few seconds, which resembled the bow of a submarine. It was accepted by the admiralty that a Submarine was destroyed and Page was awarded the Bar to the DSO. LG 28th November 1918. Page tragically died on 27th October 1920. It seems likely that his death was the result of a shooting accident or a self-imposed gunshot wound.
Lot 265
ASHANTEE MEDAL 1873/74 TO BUTCHER VOSPER HMS SIMOOM Correctly engraved T. Vosper Butcher HMS Simoom 73-74 Condition = EF+ In Original box of issue with a photograph of the recipient in later years. Thomas Vosper was born in St. Domenick Cornwall on 25th September 1850. He joined the Royal Navy on 1st January 1873 as a Butcher. He saw service on Impregnable and R Adelaide, before serving on HMS Simoom in the Ashantee Campaign. The medal is confirmed on the rolls.
Lot 270
GREAT WAR MILITARY CROSS & PAIR TO CAPTAIN MILLAR TANK CORPS GV Military Cross unnamed as issued Pair correctly impressed - Capt R M Millar Swing mounted as worn Condition GVF+ With numerous pieces of insignia and buttons. A number of medal ribbons. Full size F&G Star, Defence Medal and War Medal. Mini group MC, 14/15 Star, Pair, F&G, Defence and War. Not entitled to 14/15 Star. Robert MacGregor Millar was born in Dorset on 7th June 1896. He landed in France in July 1917 and was subsequently transferred to the Tank Corps. Millar was serving with the Tank Corps when he was awarded the Military Cross. The London Gazette notes his parent regiment was the Somerset Light Infantry and he was to the RE Sig Coy, 3rd Tank BDE. However his medal index card states his first unit was the RGA. The awarded was announced on 31st December 1918. During WW2 he served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Armoured Corps.
Lot 307
TERRITORIAL EFFICIENCY PAIR TO WARRANT OFFICER CAMERON RE E.I.I.R. Territorial Efficiency Medal and Bar - correctly impressed 21005138 S SGT J B Cameron R Sigs E.I.I.R. Efficiency Medal 'T & AVR' and Bar - correctly impressed 21005138 WO2 J B Cameron RE With box for TEM and Trophy presented to the recipient in 1967 from NCO's of the Royal Signals Court mounted as worn Condition = EF
Lot 289
FAMILY MEDAL GROUP Pair and Plaque to 42261 Pte G L Hunter KOYLI ( George Louis Hunter) Condition GVF Previously Goldstream Guards 9477, with original picture and certificate from the guards. With pray book and bible. George Louis Hunter was a native of Newcastle upon Tyne. During the Great war he first served with the KOYLI and was then transferred to the 15th Bn of the Northumberland Fusiliers. He was subsequently posted to the 3rd Bn of the London Regiment with who he was sadly killed in action with on 8th November 1918. He was laid to rest in Heath Cemetery, Harbonniers. Pair to 144874 DVR C V Hunter RA ( Condition VF) Charles Victor Hunter was the brother of George. He served with the Royal Artillery and was entitled to a pair only. He survived the war. Boxed WW2 Medals ( box ripped) to Mr G L Hunter, 39/45, Africa, Defence and War. Dog tag JX341599. George Louis Hunter was the son of Charles and the Nephew of George. He served in the Navy during WW2 and survived the war.
Lot 265a
GROUP OF FIVE TO CHIEF ENGINE ROOM ARTIFICER, THOMAS STANLEY R.N.Ashanti Medal 'Witu 1890' - Correctly impressed - T Stanley ERA HMS Boadicea 1914/15 Star - Correctly impressed - 120172 J Stanley C.E.R.A. R.N.British War Medal - Correctly impressed - 120172 T Stanley C.E.R.A. R.N.Victory Medal - Correctly impressed - 120172 T Stanley C.E.R.A. R.N.Victorian Naval Long Service Good Conduct Medal - correctly impressed -T Stanley ERA HMS VernonSwing mounted as worn.Condition GVF ( light contacting to initial on LSGC, note different initial on Star)With a late issue no bar Ashanti Medal (issued 23rd January 1931) to ' W. Stanley ORD HMS Druid. Condition NEF.Thomas Stanley was born in Portsmouth on 5th May 1861. In civilian life he worked as an Engine Turner and Fitter. He joined the Royal Navy on 7th June 1882, signing on for a 10 year period. Stanley earned the East and West Africa Medal with clasp Witu 1890 while serving on board HMS Boadicea as a Engine Room Artificer, during the action against the Sultan of Witu. Boadicea was the flagship of Vice-Admiral Hon. Sir E. R. Fremantle, K.C.B.Awarded the Long Service Good Conduct Medal on 11th June 1892, while serving on the Shore Establishment HMS Vernon. Stanley was pensioned to shore on 5th August 1902. He settled into retirement and moved to Lewisham in London.On the outbreak of the Great War, he reenlisted in the Royal Navy and served on HMS Glory from 2nd August 1914 until 16th October 1914 as Chief Engine Room Artificer. Stanley then went on to serve on a number of shore establishments before his final discharge on 28th August 1919.
Lot 303
BLETCHLEY PARK NAVAL WRENS MEDAL AND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM GROUP. Two Naval wrens rating badge War medal with paperwork issued on 11th October 2006, when those who served at Bletchley park were finally decorated. A photograph album with a number f war time shots, possibly some taken around the Bletchley Park area. Miss Josephine Hatter, then Mrs Lewington, Royal Navy Wrens. Drafted to work at Bletchley Park with Alan Turing into decoder room ( She called it 'the bomb') She only spoke openly about all this in her later life. She remembered Alan Turing walking around the lake with his his coffee in his hand which he never got around to drinking and would throw it and the cup into the lake.
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