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Lot 114
First World War casualty group of three, with 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal (1576 PTE W.J. BELLAMY. ESSEX. R. ) together with the death plaque (William John Bellamy) Acting Lance Corporal William John Bellamy was born in Barking, he joined the 4th Battalion Essex Regiment and was killed in Action in Palestine on 27th March 1917
Lot 117
First World War pair, British War Medal and Victory Medal ( 2953 PTE. F. PRITCHARD. R. BERKS. R.) Private Pritchard enlisted on 14th October 1914 and served with 4th Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment, he was discharged due to wounds on 13th June 1917, together with a George VI cap badge to the Royal Engineers and a cap badge to the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, (4)
Lot 121
First World War Group of three medals , British War Medal, Victory Medal (J. 48145 P. DWYER. A.B. R.N.) and Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal ( J. 48145 (CH. B.21279) P. DWYER. A.B. R.F.R.) together with a World War Two group of, 1939-45 Star, Defence Medal and 1939-45 War Medal, Royal Navy pair consisting of 1962 General Service Medal with Malay Peninsular clasp (FX 858544 T.P.H. DWYER. P.O.A.F. R.N.) and Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (FX 858544 T.P.H. DWYER P.O.A.F. H.M.S. FULMAR.), and a post WW1 sleeve badge to the Royal Navy Mine Clearence Service, loops missing (Formed immediately after the First World War, the Mine Clearance Service was established to sweep the large numbers of mines laid during conflict, this service was abolished in 1920.)
Lot 125
Impressive Norfolk Regiment D.C.M. M.M. Mon's Trio First World War Medal Group, D.C.M. named (3-7901 L CPL W J HARVEY MM. I/NORF) the M.M. named to (3-7901 PTE - L CPL W J HARVEY I/NORF) the Mon's trio with bar named to (3-7091 PTE W. J. HARVEY 1/NORF.R.) The Military Medal: London Gazette, 28-1-1918. page 1387 'Bravery in the Field' 3/7901. Pte (L/C). W.J. Harvey. Norf. R. (Barnsbury) The Distinguished Conduct Medal: Supplement to the London Gazette, 15 November, 1918, 13443. 3/7901. L/Cpl. W.J. Harvey, M.M. Norf. R (Barnsbury) 'The enemy counter-attacked and enfiladed the trench he was holding, with orders. Some of his young and inexperienced comrades retired, but L/C. Harvey dashed at the enemy and bayoneted one man and drove the rest out of the trench, holding the position single-handled, with rapid fire, for a quarter of an hour until the remainder of the section returned and re-established themselves. It was splendid example of individual courage and staunch resolution, and he prevented the enemy from getting a dangerous footing in the trench'.
Lot 127
First World War Group of six, 1914-15 Star, War and Victory medal, (83. SJT W. WRIGHT. 20-LOND. R.) together with a George V Coronation medal and Edward VII Territorial Force Efficiency Medal (83 C SJT WRIGHT 20/ LONDON REGt) together with a Masonic silver Peace 1919 medal, another Masonic medal named (W.Bro W.A. WRIGHT No 2041) a 1917 Duke of Connaught Medal, First World War miniature trio, a silver presentation plaque, King and Empire Services Rendered badge and an Imperial Service badge
Lot 130
World War I trio to include 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal (42945. SPR. W. IRVING. R.E.) with single dog tag to the same soldier and a pair of Royal Engineer shoulder titles, together with a World War I pair to include British War Medal, Victory medal (5072. PTE. H.W. IRVING. 3-LOND. R.) with accompanying medal ribbon bar, possible family connection,(Qty)
Lot 136
World War One casualty trio consisting of 1914 Star (1372 PTE. D.F. HUMPHREYS. 1/28 LONDON.) together with British War Medal and Victory Medal (LIEUT. D.F. HUMPHREYS.),together with a miniature 1914 star trio with 5th August-22nd November clasp, a sweetheart brooch in the form of a button to the Queens (Royal West Surrey) Regiment, and a sterling silver backed regimental pin to the Royal West Surrey Regiment, records show that Lieutenant D Humphreys, who started the war as a private soldier in the 28th County of London Battalion the London Regiment (the Artists Rifles), was killed in action or died of wounds on 16th May 1915 while attached to the Queens (Royal West Surrey) Regiment, (Qty)
Lot 146
A World War Two Royal Air Force group of four, 1939-45 Star, Air crew Europe Star (replacement), Defence Medal, British 1939-45 War Medal, together with mosquito navigators log book with combat ops, and copy of a portrait photograph, all relating to Sgt. Navigator B.W. Christian of No. 25 Squadron R.A.F.
Lot 148
Superb D.F.M. Path Finder Force Second World War group of six, with an M.B.E. D.F.M named to (1895963 F/SGT J CHURCH. R.A.F.) 1939-1945 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence and War medal, together with the conforming miniatures. The Distinguished Flying Medal: Supplement to the London Gazette 21 September 1945, printed confidential paperwork stating Rank as Flight Sergeant, Path Finder Force (No.8 Group) Unit No (R.C.A.F.) Squadron, Number of hours flown on operations 207:40. Number of Sorties 43. Appointment Held Flight Engineer. 'Flight Sergeant Church is an extremely valuable member of the aircrew. He is an experienced and capable Flight Engineer of an extremely successful crew, which has almost completed two tours of operations. He has taken part in many highly successful attacks against such strongly-defended enemy targets as Essen, Hamburg and Kiel. Throughout his operations, Flight Sergeant Church, by his quiet manner and efficient work, has been a great example and asset to his squadron. Strongly recommended for the non-immediate award of the Distinguished Flying Medal. the M.B.E. awarded in 1969 to Joseph Church D.F.M. Security officer Grade I, Ministry of Defence. 3.8.444:00Foret de Neippe4.8.444:45Bois de Cassan5.8.444:55St. Leu Desserant8.8.444:10Foret de Chantilly18.8.445:25Bremen28.8.443:30Ternais26.9.442:30Cap Grisnez27.9.443:15Bottrep5.10.444:40Saarbrucken15.10.444:15Wilhemshaven23.10.444:20Essen20.10.443:15Hamburg28.10.444:35Cologne29.10.442:20Walcheron6.11.443:30Gelsenkirchen17.11.444:30Wanne Eickel2.12.445:30Hagen6.12.446:20Leuna12.12.445:25Essen17.12.446:25Ulm22.12.444:30Bingen27.12.443:45Rheydt28.12.444:30Bonn29.12.444:40Gelsenkirohen30.12.444:10Cologne2.1.456:15Nuremburg5.1.455:00Royan14.1.454:40Saarbrucken16.1.455:40Magdeburg21.1.453:45Duisberg28.1.455:40Stuttgart7.2.454:05Cleve13.2.457:55Dresden21.2.454:35Duisberg14.3.454:40Zweibrucken16.3.456:50Nuremburg21.3.454:45Hemmingstadt22.3.454:35Hildesheim31.3.455:15Hamburg4.4.456:45Oeuna8.4.454:40Hamburg9.4.455:25Keil17.4.456:20Schwandorf
Lot 155
A very nice World War Two grouping to a soldier of the Life Guards including, a three medal group consisting of, The 1939-45 Star, The France and Germany Star, The 1939-45 War Medal mounted on a bar, a miniature group of the same medals, a campaign awards form, a memorandum from the War Office regarding the issuing of the medals addressed to R.J. Lummis, two identity tags to 296174 LUMMIS R.G., a pair of Life Guards shoulder titles, a pair of Guards Armoured Division formation signs, four George VI cap badges to the Life Guards, a Life Guards blazer badge, a Life Guards Association membership card to R.J. Lummis, lapel pins for the British Legion, Life Guards Old Comrades Association and Ipswich Town F.C., silver and plated darts medals to R. Lummis, Birmingham 1946 and 1947, a pair of Life Guards horse brasses, together with a World War One Victory medal (G-26901 PTE. J. JACKAMAN. MIDD'X. R.), Joseph Jackaman also served in the Queens Regiment with the regimental number 21173 and the 19th Battalion London Regiment with the regimental number 53912, a collection of family photographs ( in one of which is a soldier from the Middlesex Regiment though it is not known if this is Private Jackaman) a cap badge to the 19th ( St. Pancras) County of London Battalion the London Regiment, slider to the reverse, maker F.E. Woodward, B'ham, and a small pewter and brass vessel stamped F.M.D.F Ld to the lid and E. Finchley to the front, (Qty)
Lot 158
World War Two grouping to a soldier in the Grenadier Guards (Guardsman Gibbs), consisting of a group of four medals, 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 British War Medal, together with a miniature group of the same medals, medal entitlement slip,Guards Depot squad pass out photograph from March 1944 with Guardsman Gibbs in back row two wartime photographs of Guardsman Gibbs, framed certificates from the Grenadier Guards Association to William Albert Gibbs, a framed bullion embroidered badge to the Grenadier Guards, framed cartoon of a Guards band, Grenadier Guards Association plaque, three books, The Guards and Caterham and two volumes of the Grenadier Guards in the War of 1939-1945, (Qty)
Lot 161
World War II British campaign medals to include, 1939-45 Star, two Africa Stars, Italy Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, British War Medal, together with a medal entitlement slip, Army Form B.2068 for the claiming of the Defence Medal and an official delivery box, name illegible, to an address in Manningtree, Essex
Lot 163
Bishop and Miller are honoured to offer this recently uncovered large archive of an exceptional pilot in the Royal Air Force, to include Queens Flight medal group of five to Squadron Leader Liversidge D.FC. A.F.C. Pilot to the Royal Family, Distinguished Flying Cross dated 1958, Air Force Cross, dated 1954, Defence medal, War medal and General Service medal with Malaya clasp, General Service medal named to (FLT LT J.H. LIVERSIDGE R.A.F.) together with a collection of objects now including his log books numbered 1-8, no 1 being his 1943 -1945 cadet log book, 7-8 to spanning 1943-1967, a book of condolence and remembrance (including condolence cards from members of the Royal family and dignitaries), two albums containing photographs of the Royal family, two personal unpublished photograph albums of his time in USA including one of him receiving his wings, graduation day Falcon Field, Mesa, Arizona, two framed photographs of Queen Elizabeth the Queen mother with Ft Lt Liversidge in the cockpit and a group photograph of the Queens Flight group dated 1967 by Gillam and Soame of Oxford, newspaper cuttings, ephemera, an invitation to Buckingham palace 1963, a letter from Lord Mountbatten thanking him for a pleasant flight to Henlow and then to Stansted Park 1963. another letter from Lt Gen Sir Edric M Bastyan KBECB of Hong Kong 1957. pilots wrist compass, The Queen's Flight silver salver, a silver cigarette box inscribed "Presented to Flt Lt J.H. LIVERSIDGE A.F.C. by No 194 Squadron R.A.F. Malaya April 1958, a framed photograph of the Royals leaving the helicopter with Flt Lt Liversidge seated in the cockpit, further photographs, an instrument set, a signed photograph of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip 1968, a silver monogrammed cigarette case,buttons, cloth badges, a presentation chromed Bristol Sycamore engraved "Flight Lieutenant J.H. Liversidge D.F.C. A.F.C. Royal Air Force, pewter presentation mugs, collar studs and a porcelain mug. Later Squadron Leader J.H. Liversidge The Queens Flight. On the 7th December Whirlwind XR487 was en route to Yeovil, where a meeting was to be held to discuss the VVIP Wessex, when the main rotor-shaft snapped and the helicopter crashed at Brightwalton Berks. The accident resulted in the deaths of the crew, Squadron Leader J H Liversidge DFC, AFC and Flight Lieutenant R Fisher, and the passengers, Air Commodore J H L Blount DFC, the captain of the Queens’s Flight, and Squadron Leader M W Hermon, the Flight’s Engineering Officer. NOTE Supplement to London Gazette page 1587 Flying Officer J H Liversidge 150493 was on short service commission in the RAF 1951. Flt lt J H Liversidge was awarded the AFC in 1954 in RAF Little Rissington central Flying School, DFC possibly awarded when with the Queens Flight, 194 Squadron Malaya. A news clipping announces his marriage to Mona Ward in Mexborough, the RAF award to Fl Lt Jack H Liversidge of the AFC whilst stationed at Cirencester, the youngest son of Mr & Mrs G Liversidge, he had been a former pupil at Rotherham Technical College and had been a draughtsman at Baker & Bessemer's Kilnhurst steel works before he joined the RAF in WW2, he rejoined the steelworks for four years before rejoining the RAF.
Lot 167
Group of four medals and documentation relating to a Gulf War Veteran, 1962 General Service Medal with clasp Northern Ireland (24249108 FUS. T. McGUINESS.RHF) Gulf Medal 1990-91 with clasp 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 (24249108 WO2 T. McGUINESS RHF.) Accumulated Campaign Service Medal (2429108 SGT. T. McGUINESS RHF.) Regular Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (24249108 SSGT T. McGUINESS RHF. ) together with a group of four miniatures of the same medals,a boxed Kuwait Liberation Medal 4th grade, a boxed Saudi Liberation of Kuwait Medal,a pair of ID discs to 24249108 McGuiness.T. , a desk plinth with a 20 mm shell mounted to the top and brass plate engraved 'WO2 McGuiness 1st Battalion Royal Highland Fusiliers', a bronze statuette of a RHF soldier with brass plate engraved 'To WO2 McGuiness from Milan Pl' , a framed well worn Glegarry with embroidered gold bullion badge, a Royal Highland Fusiliers Glengarry badge with two loops to the reverse, a pair of bronzed RHF collar badges. Documentation includes, Warrant Officers Royal Warrant in the name of Thomas McGuiness dated 14th October 1988, Certificate from the WO's and Senior NCO's Mess of the Royal Highland Fusiliers to WO McGuiness on the completion of his 22 years service with the Regiment, various course certificates, notes from a presentation given by WO2 McGuiness about his service in the Gulf War, personal photos from the Gulf War campaign, a retrospective account written by WO2 McGuiness of his 22 years in the army from 21st May 1971 to 23rd May 1993, WO2 McGuiness served in Northern Ireland, the Gulf War, Singapore,Hong Kong, Canada, Belize, and took part in the Edinburgh Military Tattoo on three occasions, a very interesting grouping to a fine British soldier.
Lot 177
A Quantity of enamel lapel badges, including two silver, includes Womens Auxiliary League, League of Judges, St Helena Police, Alpine Garden Society, etc, together with two miniature medals, two County of Middlesex 1935 George V silver jubilee medals, and a large Garden Club of America Sarah Chapman Francis medal awarded to Frances Perry M.B.E.
Lot 197
Collection of items to Sergeant Alexander Drennan of the 5th Volunteer Battalion The Royal Scots (The Lothian Regiment) to include, Certificate of Service in the regiment from 18th June 1902 to 31st March 1908, gold medallion engraved to Sergt. A Drennen, 5th V.B.R.S.Cyclist Coy, Dierck Cup 1906, lapel badge to the 5th Volunteer Battalion Royal Scots, 7th Battalion The Royal Scots Sergeants Mess membership card to Sergt. A Drennan, 'D' Company (5th Volunteer Battalion Royal Scots became 7th Battalion Royal Scots, Territorial Force in 1908), Sgt. Drennans wedding photograph, Kingdom of Siam Customs badges and buttons (According to family history Mr Drennan became Chief Customs Officer to the Kingdom of Siam in the early 1920's) a cased boxing medal to Mr Drennans son who went on to serve in the Royal Navy in World War Two engraved A.G. Drennan, Mosquito Champion, Methodist College Belfast 1936, a natural wool stable belt, two Victorian gilt mounted naval buttons by the maker Jennens & Co, London, a Royal Naval Reserve lapel badge, a lapel badge to the Canadian 43rd Battalion (Cameron Highlanders of Canada) and an early illustrated booklet to the Scottish National War Memorial, ( Qty)
Lot 348
World War I Imperial German Navy grouping to include a rare Imperial German Naval Aviators Commemorative badge, probably by the maker Schaper, this badge was attached to a small wooden plaque for display purposes and the retention clasp for the pin has been straightened out to facilitate this though this could easily be returned to its original shape, it is also possible the original pin has been replaced, together with a Federation Aeronautique Internationale Deutschland pilots booklet stamped 4th June 1913 in the name of Ernst Sprenger, a photo of Sprenger in the uniform of a naval lieutenant, a photo at his wedding wearing decorations, dated 2/7/27, a photo of Sprenger with another officer dated March 1916, and another of Sprenger in the uniform of a Luftwaffe Oberstleutnant (Lieutenant Colonel), also included is a medal ribbon bar of Imperial and Third Reich decorations (including 1914 Iron Cross second class with 1939 clasp ,Oldenburg Friederich-August Kreuz, 1914-18 Cross of Honour with swords for combatants, Prussian Republic life saving medal, Luftwaffe long service medals for 4 and 12 years, and the 1st October 1938 commemorative medal for the German occupation of Czechoslovakia) the ribbon bar and badge or similar versions can be seen in the photos of Sprenger. This grouping was given to the vendor by Ernst Sprenger's daughter Inga who became a very close friend of the vendors mother during the 1960's. Interestingly they still have a part of the propeller from an aircraft Sprenger crashed in when apparently on his maiden flight (Qty)
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