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Click here to subscribeVictory Medal: 436538 Sjt. Thomas Heaps MM. 3rd Cam Div. Trench Mortar Battery C.G.A. KIA FR: 30.3.18. buried La Tangette with full citation for working his mortar on 2.6.16. alone until the ammunition was exhausted. He then repelled enemy attacks with his rifle. Later he acted as a stretcher bearer. KIA 30.3.18. 49th/Bn attached TMB.
WW2 group to Flying Officer Paul G. Suarez RAF. Medals France & Germany Star, Defence and War Medal. With an extensive archive inc studio portraits (2 in uniform), certificates, and material from his father Pablo Suarez, a noted Argentinian yachtsman up to his death in 1924, etc etc. A unique archive. (qty)
WW2 War Medal in original box addresses to 'C C Standing Esq. 42 Dovedale Road, Mossley Hill, Liverpool 18' from the Air Ministry London W.C.2 with 3x associated photos including recipient in uniforms, bomb damage, aircrew with aircraft, latter signed by Colin Standing. Note on photos shows Sgt. C C Standing MID L/Gaz 8.6.44
Derby County interest - an East Lancashire Football Charity Cup 9ct gold hallmarked medal, engraved on the reverse 'Winners 1929 G. Thornewell'. Housed in Vaughtons case. George Thornewell was an English International Footballer who played as an outside right, born Romiley, Cheshire, he played for Derby County, and earned four caps for England between 1923 and 1925. (19.7 gms)
Derbyshire Football Association Medal for Derbyshire Senior Cup Final, engraved to front, on rear 1897/98. Ornate medal by Vaughtons. The final was between Ilkeston v Derby County Reserves. It does not indicate if it is for Winners or Runners Up. In original red box with gold embossed Derbyshire Crown and Derbyshire Football Association 1897/98
Australian Exhibition Medal, bronze d.75mm: Adelaide Jubilee International Exhibition 1887 First Order of Merit, by E.A. Altmann, Melbourne, EF with original case, the interior silk with gilt lettering to the recipient: 'EIZAK PITMAN'. This would likely be Sir Isaac Pitman the inventor of Pitman Shorthand, also known as phonography, who had links with Australia, and often spelled his name 'Eizak'.
British Academic & Exhibition Medals (5): Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society 1833 by W. Wyon, Eimer no. 1272 bronze, First Class, EF, Prince of Wales, Society of Arts Presidents Medal 1863 by L.C. Wyon, Eimer no. 1567 bronze, edge: 'WINIFRED MAY WILLIAMS. MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS 1898, VIOLIN.' EF, Department of Science and Art, Queen's Medal 1856 by W. Wyon, Eimer no. 1511 bronze, edge: 'LUCY SHORT, LONDON DISTRICT STAGES 3B, 10A' EF, light edge knock, with original case, Horticultural Society of London, Banksian Medal 1820 by W. Wyon, Eimer no. 1138 bronze, reverse engraved: 'Mr. A. ARNOLD FOR THE BEST EXHIBITS AT THE CHILCOMB COTTAGE GARDEN SHOW JULY 30. 1903' EF with original case, and International Inventions Exhibition, London 1885 by L.C. Wyon, Eimer no. 1715 bronze, GEF with original case.
British Commemorative Medals (4): George III Jubilee 1809 white metal d.42mm by T. Wyon Sr, Eimer no. 993, EF, Prince Albert Death and Obsequies 1861 white metal d.64.5mm by Ottley, Eimer no. 1547, GVF, a 1988 Birmingham hallmarked silver-gilt reproduction of the Royal Humane Society lifesaving medal awarded to Grace Darling in 1839, GVF, and Birth of Albert Edward Prince of Wales 1841 white metal 45mm by T. Halliday, Eimer no. 1357, nEF holed.
British Commemorative Medals (4): Victory of Jutland Bank 1916 by Spink, Eimer 1951a bronze EF, Repeal of the Sacramental Test 1828 by S. Clint, Eimer no. 1199 bronze aEF, Battle of Waterloo 175th Anniversary Royal Mint Bronze Medal EF cased with cert, and a cast white metal copy of Davison's Nile Medal 1798 in a worn antique case.
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