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Lot 396
A WWII & Rhodesian Police group of seven to '10800266 William Pratt' RAF:, War Medal, Defence Medal Special Constabulary LSGC, Rhodesia Police LSGC, Rhodesia General Service Medal, Rhodesia Police Reserve Medal and Zimbabwe Independence Medal, together with RAF log book , service papers and documentation, also Rhodesian Police GSM and Zimbabwe Independence Medal for Bessie Pratt (nee Hardwick) and related service war service documents and ration books etc, also a collection of illustrated envelopes addressed to Miss B Hardwick, ribbons and badges etc.* Notes- In W M Pratt's logbook he notes for Sept 20th 1945 'Move to new base at Gravely (met my future wife 'Bessie )' and for Jan 12th 1946 'Married LACW Bessie Hardwick in Sheffield'.
Lot 395
A Victorian Egypt and WWI family group of medals:, comprising Egypt Medal and Khedive's Star To ''4096 Lce Sergt J Hill 3/K R Rif C' a Victorian Army LSGC to '5835 C: Sjt J Hill K RL R C' a WWI Pair to '27179 pte J S Hill Dorset LI' together with shoulder badges, one other WWI Pair to 'Payr S Lt W E A Daw RNR' and related items.
Lot 340
A WWI Military Cross miniature group of three, together with two photographs of Captain Frank Moxon Stout MC:, Military Cross, War Medal and Victory Medal miniatures.*Notes- Frank Moxon Stout (1877-1926) was awarded the Military Cross for his actions serving with the Motor Machine Gun Corps. Upon hearing of the enemy positions he and Corporal G Tester took a machine gun to the end of the trench and took turns standing upon each other's shoulders to fire the gun at the enemy position 30-40 yards away. A wing forward for Gloucester he was also selected to play for England, earning his first cap in 1897. In 1898 both he and his brother Percy were selected to play for England in the match against Wales, both brothers scored a try, the first time brothers were to score at an international level for England. This was not repeated until 1993.
Lot 336
Four Royal Engineer WWI medals:, comprising two Victory medals to ' 1300 Spr F J Elliot' and '519324 Spr S G Pickett', also two War medals to '98142 Spr R G Martin' and '225014 Pnr A G Robinson', also an identity tag for '28249 Cpl A R Harris RE', a War medal 'R4/067838 Pte R L Roberts ASC' and a 1914-15 Star to '71179 Pte F S Richardson RAMC'.
Lot 374
A Police group of six to Bernard H Nealon:, comprising Civil OBE, Order of St John, Queens Police Medal for Distinguished Service , named 'Bernard H Nealon Senior Supt Of Police Sierra Leone', Defence Medal , ERII Colonial Police Medal for Meritorious Service named 'Sen Asst Supt Bernard H Nealon Sierra Leone Police', and ERII Coronation Medal, together with corresponding miniatures.
Lot 419
Various World War II medals, to include 39-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star and the Defence medal with 1st Army bar, another set for the 1939-45 Star, the Atlantic Star, the Africa Star and the Defence medal, an Elizabeth II Civilian medal, 1st World War Victory medal awarded to a Pte F Patchett, etc.
Lot 287
A Boer War Queen Victoria South African medal inscribed "17912 Dr O Meade 18th Batt. R.F.A together with a George V Distinguished Conduct in the Field medal inscribed "47532 SJT.J.Moore.10 K.O.Sco.Bord and a George V for Bravery in the Field inscribed "42158 Pte R. Hutchinson 15/High;Li together with a collection of various defence medals and 1914-18 medals etc
Lot 21
A Hammersley "Dresden Sprays" part tea service, Spode "Japan" pattern teacup and saucer (2697), Spode rose and gilt decorated teacup and saucer (3614), a Coalport Feltspar porcelain teacup and saucer inscribed to base with stamp "Patronised by The Society of Arts The Gold Medal Awarded May 30th 1820...", together with two further floral decorated blue and white and gilt decorated teacups and saucers and a rose spray decorated pedestal inkwell
Lot 291
A small collection of British and world coins as taken from circulation, including two halfpenny Conder-type tokens Coventry (1792) and “Britannia rules the waves”, some British pre-1947 silver, a 1762 worn copper medal of George III and Queen Charlotte, a Uruguay silver 1 peso 1942, a South Africa half crown 1896 and a Belgium Leopold I silver 5 franc coin ex-mount, date obscured., and an Encyclopaedia of Postage Stamps of Algeria, two vols, boxed with cd..
Lot 468
BOER, WWI, WWII MEDALS, trench art, photographs and ephemera, a collective group relating to '24793' and '2288' Private H Kenway, the South Africa marked for The 110th Coy Imperial Yeomanry converted to a brooch with a group of five bars, South Africa 1901 and 1902, Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape Colony WWI, marked 'Warwick Yeomanry', WWII medals unmarked but with a Long Service and Good Conduct medal stamped 'E H Kenway, RAF', the two trench art bullet letter openers engraved 'Somme 1916' and 'St Omer 1919', photographs showing early life as a family, other images showing Gallipoli 1915, one or two larger group photographs and a small quantity of Sweetheart Silks ETC
Lot 153
A collection of medals, to include a Queens South Africa Medal with Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape Colony bars, named to 2073 Pte P. Grant. Gren: Guards, a Kings South Africa Medal with South Africa 1901 & 1902 bars, named to 96614 TPTR: W. Curtis. R.H.A., a Kings India Medal with North West Frontier 1935 bar, named to MT-505423 Sepoy Kamal Singh, R.I.A.S.C. (MT), together with a George VI Naval Reserves Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, a cased Efficiency Decoration Medal with Territorial bar with the reverse dated 1945, a cased OBE hallmarked for London 1917, a Palestine Medal, a Northern Ireland Medal and assorted other medals (qty)
Lot 154
A small collection of memorabilia relating to the Burma campaign in WWll, including A Japanese flag, (incomplete) with Japanese writing all over (now 70cm square) a bandana, with hand embroidered characters, and items relating to Corporal Jack Farrow, who was at some time in the military police, his cap, his three service medals, including the Burma Star, a territorial medal, two Green Howards badges, various service documents, Japanese and Indian money, and photographs. Corporal Jack Farrow fought in Burma, serving under Lord Mountbatten. His unit captured a hill occupied by the Japanese, who were concealed in trees and underground. The flag was captured, and Jack cut a third off to share with another member of the unit. Allegedly the writing on the flag comprises the names of brothels!
Lot 70
A SELECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include an early 20th century 9ct gold signet ring with engraved monogram, with 9ct hallmark for Chester 1913, an Edwardian 9ct medal with 9ct hallmark for Birmingham 1909, a pair of early 20th Century 9ct gold dress studs with black and white enamel lines, stamped 9ct, a circular spring release clasp and an early 20th Century split pearl stickpin, stamped 9ct to head, approximate total weight 15 grams
Lot 567
NINE VARIOUS UNIFORMS to include three US forces uniform as follows (a) Sand coloured short sleeve shirt, US Army patch and shoulder patches by 'Creighton' light weight trousers (b) Sand coloured shirt US Army patch and matching sgts stripes to arm by 'Creighton' trousers (c) US Navy white shirt and trousers, Rank stripes to arms by 'creighton', three items of Navy Uniform as follows (a) Blazer style dress jacket, brass buttons 'F R Linden' cuff insignia (b) Womens naval Blazer style jacket, brass buttons etc (c) White tropical dress short sleeve jacket/shirt, silver and gold buttons 'Gaunt' collar insignia and three items of uniform clothing in the style of German WWII Wehrmacht (a) Uniform jacket and trousers which are marked G48, shoulder boards, collar boards, Green Bevo Eagle insignia to right chest, medal ribbon, buttons are unmarked (b) Uniform jacket marked in collar G-52-1, shoulder boards, collar
Lot 276
A WWI PAIR OF BRITISH WAR & VICTORY MEDALS, together with a George VI Special Constabulary Faithful Service medal, a Shropshire Special Constabulary Enamel Blazer badge, lost key fob (metal) and a scroll for War Service relating to a New Zealand Soldier, WWI pair and Police medal named to 150647 Gunner E R Peters Royal Artillery, the box is for the Police medal, the scroll is named to 31339 Cecil Charles Oldham, scroll has been ripped at some stage and taped back together
Lot 179
The London 1908 Olympics Games Competitor badge of William James "Bill" Bailey, numbered verso '1360'; together with his Berlin 1936 XI Olympiade badge with 'Rad-rennen' ribbon, numbered 3598 in black enamel; and London 1948 XIV Olympiad 'Team Manager' badge and ribbon; together with Cycling's Championnats du Monde, Zurich 1946 UCI delegates badge on lapel ribbon, and accompanying bronzed badge from the same event, both cast by Paul Kramer, Neuchatel; other enamelled lapel badges including World's Cycling Championship Trials, Brooklands, 'The Bicycle' magazine lapel badge, two enamelled cycling tie-pins, and his First World War service medals and miniatures, named as 'M2-134470 W. O. CL.11. W. J. Bailey A.S.C.'Footnote: William James 'Bill' Bailey (6 April 1888 – 12 February 1971) was a World renowned sprint and road cyclist in the early 20th century. As an amateur at the age of 20 he competed in the 1908 London Olympics in the Men's Sprint (Heat 7) and Men's 5,000m (Semi-final 1) events, but failed to reach the Finals in either event. Undeterred, the following year he went on to win the national sprint title in 1909, 1912 and 1913, as well as the World sprint titles in 1909-1911 and 1913. He was the victor of Europe's leading sprint event the Grand Prix de Paris in four consecutive years 1910-1913. In 1914 he turned professional, but the outbreak of War saw him join and serve in the Army Service Corps. He resumed his cycling career in 1920 when he won bronze medal in the track sprint event at the UCI World Championships in Antwerp, Belgium. He remained a professional racer throughout the 1920s and set a British record in 1928 for the half-mile standing start at the age of 40. After his racing career Bill Bailey became heavily involved in coaching and cycling event management. Although acknowledged to have helped the British team in the 1928 Olympics, the medals here for the Berlin and London Olympiads of 1936 and 1948 suggest he was still a principal figure in British cycling throughout the mid-century. He raced around the World and was arguably more well known abroad as he was on British soil. A well known figure in America, he organised race meets at the banked Brooklands circuit, and the American fan base would even be heard singing "Won't you go home Bill Bailey"! He was also a founder of The Bicycle magazine in 1936, and seemingly a UCI delegate for the 1946 World Championships held in Zurich.
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