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Lot 929
A WWII And Later Medal Quartet, comprising British Empire Medal WWII War Medal, Defense Medal and Civil Defense Long Service Medal, mounted as worn, to Miss Evelyn Easterbrook. lot also includes photographs, pin badges, Red Cross badges, cloth badges and paperwork all relating to same. * Records Indicate Miss Evelyn Easterbrook from Sheffield, started her working life as a Drapers Assistant in the 1930's in Sheffield, following her vocation to go into nursing, she joined the Voluntary Aid Detachment Nursing Corps in September 1939 until May1946. Following a career in nursing, she was awarded The British Empire Medal in 1990 for nearly fifty years work with the RAF Association and RAF Benevolent Fund , Miss Easterbrook passed away in 1999.
Lot 923
A Quantity of WWII Medals and Associated Items, believed to belong to one family:- 1) Miss H. P. Mulcany - Morgan - Kenya. 2) Major W.E.V. Mulcany - Morgan - Cornwall. 3) Flight Officer J.A.M.Morgan RAF. Items include medals, medal boxes, badges, dog tags, badges, late arrivals certificate among other items.
Lot 928
A 1930's and WWII Gallantry Royal Navy Group of Nine Medals, consisting of Distinguished Service Medal, Naval General Service Medal with Palestine 1936-1939 Bar, Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, War Medal, Burma Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, and Loyal Service Button Badge, to K62785 Chief Petty Officer J.C Bentley, R.N NB: Long Service Medal to J.C Bentley, HMS Inglefield. Records Indicate J.C Bentley was a Huddersffield man and Son of Mr and Mrs F.J. Bentley, was a career sailor, he has awarded his DSM in September 1940 while aboard The Class I Destroyer HMS Inglefield at The Battle of Dakar in French East Africa. He supported an officer in fighting a fire and rescuing men in The Ships Magazine.
Lot 911
Three Groups of WWI Medals and Associated Items, belonging to three Sheffield Brothers 'Beal' Sons of Alice and Thomas Beal. A WWI Medal Trio comprising 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal to 11837 Pte T Beal, Yorkshire Light Infantry, plus Death 'Penny', soldiers small book among associated items. Records indicate Thomas Beal was born in 1882 in Sheffield and enlisted in The Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry on 30th August 1914, having served in The Steel Industry. Thomas was killed in action 20th July 1915 and is buried at The Bedford House Cemetery, Zillebeke, Belgium. A WWI Medal Duo comprising War and Victory Medal to 1895 Private Clifford Beal, Royal Army Medical Corps, plus 1916 photograph. Records indicate Clifford Beal survived the war. WWI Medal Trio comprising 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal to 15951 L/Cpl A.H. Beal, Yorkshire Light Infantry, plus Death 'Penny', soldiers small book, a private letter to his mother informing her of his brother's death, dog tag among associated items. Records indicate Arthur Beal was born in 1894 and trained as a Butcher in Sheffield before enlisting into the 6th Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry on the same day as his brother Thomas on 30th August 1914. On July 21st 1915 he sent a moving hand written letter to his mother, informing her that his brother Thomas was killed by shrapnel a few yards away from him the day before. This letter survives in the lot. Arthur died of his wounds on 17th August 1915 in hospital in Boulogne and is buried in the Boulogne Eastern Cemetery.
Lot 2009
WW1 pair of medals comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 24952 Pte. F. Whiteoak W.Rid,R with a photograph and a volume of 'Craven's Part in the Great War' inscribed to Private Frank Buckley Whiteoak, (4) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2017A
WW2 British medal group: War and Defence, 1939-45 and France and Germany Stars with note and a collection of WWll German Military badges incl. WWll Wound badge, 1926-1936 Reichsparteitag Thüringen Day badge, Tag der Arbeit Day badges 1934 & 1935, NSDAP Nordhausen-Sudharz badge 1936, WWII SA Brigade Treffen, Erfurt 34, etc (qty) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2007
Ushakov Medal No.4987 awarded to Albert Edward Harland in box with booklet of Issue, Certificate to The State Award No.679657, presentation speech translation and note in named envelope, a Russian Convoy Club cap and wall plaque, RNA & Combined Ex-Services Assoc. blazer badges, pair of white gloves, three copies of Buzz, the magazine of HMS Royal Harold for April, June & July 1946, 1919 Victory Souvenir programme in aid of St. Dunstan's Hostel for Blinded Servicemen Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 69
BILLY'S IRON CROSS FROM THE COVER OF LOVE. A WW2 era Iron Cross, worn by Billy on the inner sleeve of 'Love'.“Around 1982 I worked on a stall in Kensington Market, London that sold vintage military clothing and memorabilia and I picked up this old German medal there. I’d always had an interest in war history, as does Ian, but I started wearing the Iron Cross in The Cult because I was influenced by the look of the Ashton Brothers on the sleeve of the classic debut album from The Stooges. It was part of my psychedelic biker look that also included hippy beads with a peace sign, the Triumph Motorcycle belt buckle, leather pants and the paisley shirts.”
Lot 2005
WW1 pair of medals comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 10336 Pte. H. Walsh Conn. Rang., another pair to 21830 Cpl. R. Jackson R.A., seven cap badges/shoulder title including Canada Royal Artillery, Cyprus Regt., The Welsh, Wiltshire Regt. etc and King and Empire Services Rendered badge etc Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2010
WW1 group of four medals comprising Military Medal with citation, British War Medal, Victory Medal and 1914-15 Star awarded to 20381 Pte.-L.Cpl. A.E. Holton 10/Essex R. together with shoulder title and cased RHS 50-year Long Service Medal. Albert Holton was born and lived all his working life in Chelsea, London - working at the Chelsea Physic garden. He died in his mid-eighties. Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 20
Hugh Porter MBE - Black fine line pen, 14.8cm x 21cm. Framed and glazed. Hugh Porter is one of Britain's greatest professional cyclists winning four world titles in the individualist pursuit as well as a Commonwealth Games gold medal in 1966. He is now a commentator for cycling events, working mainly for the BBC. Provenance: Acquired by Dorothy Claxton on 10th December 2013 at the Saltwells Centre sports presentation.
Lot 21
Anita Lonsbrough - Blue biro, 14.8cm x 21cm. Framed and glazed. Anita Lonsbrough is a former swimmer for Great Britain who won a gold medal at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. She also won several other gold medals in other worldwide events throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Provenance: Acquired by Dorothy Claxton on 10th December 2013 at the Saltwells Centre sports presentation.
Lot 45
Jason John - Pen, 12cm x 18cm. Framed and glazed. Jason John is a retired English athlete who competed in sprinting events. He represented Great Britain at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and won a silver medal in the 4 x 100 metres relay at the 1993 World Championships. Provenance: Acquired for Dorothy Claxton by Alison Skelding in May 2014.
Lot 169
SELECTION OF SILVER AND SILVER PLATES ITEMSincluding three silver medal fobs with gold detail; a silver Hayston Golf Club Captains badge; two silver mounted horn spoons; a pair of silver plated napkin rings with the New Zealand Shipping Company M.V. Rangitata enamel crest; other silver plated napkin rings; and a silver plated floral and scroll decorated belt buckle, etc.
Lot 132
THE MOTOR CYCLING CLUB London - Edinburgh - London, a 15ct gold medal won by W. P. Tippett, 1912 obverse, 'Motor Cycling Club Founded 1901' above female representations of England and Scotland holding shields at their feet', reverse 'London Edinburgh London' and a laurel wreath and inscribed 'May 24th, 25th & 27th 1912 W.P. Tippett', hallmark of Joseph Moore, Birmingham 1912, 28mm diameter, 15.2g gross
Lot 131
THE MOTOR CYCLING CLUB London - Exeter - London, a 9ct gold medal won by W. P. Tippett, 1912 obverse, 'The Motor Cycling Club' within ribbon, above St Pauls Cathedral and Exeter Catherdral with the City arms motif beneath, reverse 'London Exeter London' and a laurel wreath and inscribed 'Dec 27th & 28th 1912 W.P. Tippett', hallmark of Joseph Moore, Birmingham 1912, 28mm diameter, 12.4g gross
Lot 130
THE MOTOR CYCLING CLUB London - Exeter - London, an unmarked gold(?) medal won by W. P. Tippett, 1911 obverse, St Pauls Cathedral and Exeter Catherdral with the City arms motif beneath, reverse 'London Exeter London' and a laurel wreath and inscribed '1911 Motor Cycle' within '26th & 27th December 1911 W.P. Tippett'. Note: The Motor Cycling Club founded 1901 and one of the oldest clubs for the sporting motorist. The medallions in this and the following five lots are therefore early medals awarded by The Motor Cycling Club. The club is well known for three great long-distance classic reliabilty trials still run today, namely; London-Exeter-London (held in January), London-Lands End-London (held at Easter), and London-Edinburgh-London (held in early October)
Lot 133
THE MOTOR CYCLING CLUB London - Edinburgh - London, a 9ct gold medal won by W. P. Tippett, 1913 obverse, 'Motor Cycling Club Founded 1901' above female representations of England and Scotland holding shields at their feet', reverse 'London Edinburgh' and a laurel wreath and inscribed '9th & 10th May 1913 Motor Cycle W.P. Tippett', hallmark of Joseph Moore, Birmingham 1913, 27.5mm diameter, 12.2g gross
Lot 135
THE MOTOR CYCLING CLUB London - Lands End - London, a 9ct gold medal won by W. P. Tippett, 1914 obverse, 'Motor Cycling Club' above an outline map of the Lands End peninsula and St Pauls cathedral and ribbon 'London', reverse 'London - Lands End - London' and a laurel wreath and inscribed 'April 11th & 13th 1914 W.P. Tippett', very rubbed and barely legible hallmark of Joseph Moore, Birmingham 1914(?), 28.25mm diameter, 12.7g gross
Lot 134
THE MOTOR CYCLING CLUB London - Edinburgh - London, a 15ct gold medal won by W. P. Tippett, 1913 obverse, 'Motor Cycling Club Founded 1901' above female representations of England and Scotland holding shields at their feet', reverse 'London Edinburgh London' and a laurel wreath and inscribed 'May 29th & 30th & June 1st 1914 W.P. Tippett', rather rubbed but legible hallmark of Joseph Moore, Birmingham 1914, 27.5mm diameter, 14.5g gross
Lot 262
First World War medal pair comprising: War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 195798 Spr.A.Powell.RE, together with a Second World War medal group comprising: Defence Medal, 1939-1945 Medal, The France and Germany Star and 1939-1945 Star, also to include; Two Rentenmark, 5000 and 10000 Reich bank notes, etc
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