NO RESERVE Hayek (Friedrich August, economist and political philosopher, 1899-1992).- Photograph of President and Barbara Bush with Laurence and Esca Hayek at The White House, 140 x 190mm., [1991] § Brady (Phillip D., Assistant to the President and Staff Secretary in the White House 1991-93 under President George Bush, b. 1951) Autograph Post card signed "Phil" to Laurence Hayek, 1 side, 100 x 164mm., The White House, [Washington DC], 26th November[1991], at the time of Laurence Hayek's collection of the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Bush on behalf of his father, "You did your father proud..."; and 7 others, comprising: duplicate photograph, 4 duplicated typescript copies of condolences from The White House on FA Hayek's death, 1992, and 2 large envelopes from The White House, v.s., v.d. (9 pieces).
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Stamps: album of mid-20th Century mint and unused GB, including some high face value (£5), four 'schoolboy' albums of mid-20th Century worldwide, slim folder of used GB 1860s-1970's, sparsely filled German album of mid-20th Century worldwide, small quantity of modern presentation packs, Restoration of the Monarchy £5 coin in presentation card from the Royal Mint, 2012 Gold Medal Winner Covers (silver) covers in sealed envelopes, assorted clippings/paperwork, and a small quantity of vintage children's books (not first editions)
A collection of silver items including: George III Hanovarian Berry spoon, Thomas & William Chawner, London, c.1757; George II hanovarian table spoon, London, circa 1760; George III teaspoon, London, 1808, sugar tongs, Birmingham, 1905, napkin ring, Birmingham, 1924 and Victorian silver presentation medal for Morden Hall Surrey, Reward of Merit, presented 1867, hallmarked London, 1867 gross 6.71 ozt (208.7 grams) 6)
A Significant and Extensive Archive of WWII and Later Items, relating to 2079397 Sapper William Edward Kidd, Royal Engineers including group of six medals comprising War Medal, Defence Medal, Africa Star, Italy Star, 1939-45 Star, Territorial Medal, badges, photographs, wartime paperwork, German wartime 'Trophies' including medals, badge, bayonet, among many other associated items. A lot worthy of full inspection. A Sheffield Man William Kidd was born in 1921, enlisting into the Army on 15th May 1939 aged 17, seeing service in various theatres throughout the war he was transferred onto the reserve in April 1946 with savings of £80 - 11 shillings. He went on in civilian life to work as a motor mechanic, dying in 1994.
A Set of RAF Suez Canal, related Official and Unofficial Medals, comprising General Service Medal with Canal Zone Bar/Coronation Medal/Royal Air Force Commemorative Service Medal/Suez Canal Zone Commemorative Medal to 4046461 AC2 L.M.Gratton, RAF. Plus associated Commemorative RAF badges, buttons, etc.
A WWII Set of Six Medals, comprising War Medal, Defense Medal, France Germany Star, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star and Italy Star. Awarded to Winifred Clark, Queen Alexandra Nurse, lot also includes photograph and associated badges. Research indicate Winifred Clark served as a Queen Alexandra Nurse on H.M. Hospital Ship Llandovery Castle II during various campaigns in North Africa as well as The Italian Campaign. Miss Clark went on to be a Matron in Southend on Sea.
A Group of Seven WWII and Later Medals, comprising War Medal, Defence Medal, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Burma Star, George VI Territorial Efficiency Decoration and Bar, all mounted as worn with set of miniatures. Plus a George VI Territorial Efficient Service Medal, cased to Major F.L.Sedgwick, Royal Artillery. The lot also contains three letters related to the Efficiency Medals and other small items.
A WWI Medal Duo, comprising War Medal and Victory Medal to 4256 Pte G. Taylor, Machine Gun Corps, with facsimile paperwork. Records indicate George Taylor originally enlisted in The Border Regiment as No 20737 before transferring to The Machine Gun Corps, in 1916. He was discharged to The Reserve on 8th February 1919.
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