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A Board of Trade medal for gallantry in saving lives (bronze) group of 4:-The gallantry medal is named to Richard Harvey Williams "Laleham" 31st March 1926, WWI victory and 14/15 star to C2716 R.H. Williams A.B. R.N.R. and Naval Long Service to C2716 R.H. Williams Sea R.N. sold with his merchant shipping continuous certificate of discharge (1912-1930) and newspaper cuttings of his exploits. Exerts of the cuttings read:- On the receipt of a letter from the Board of Trade, Mr R.H. Williams, of Duke-street, Newlyn, has been informed that His Majesty, the King, will personally present to him a bronze medal for the part which he took in rescuing the crew of a steamer which was on the point of sinking during a fierce gale in the Atlantic Ocean on the 31st March.The story of the rescue is one of the most thrilling romances of the sea which have been disclosed for a long time, and is on a par with the rescue which was effected by members of the crew of the liner President Roosevelt which created such a sensation some time ago.When interviewed at his home on Wednesday morning by our representative, Mr Williams readily showed him the two letters he had received from the Board of Trade, and then proceeded to tell the story of the rescue. "We were the first to approach the distressed vessel, and sighted her between 4 and 5 o'clock. The Mauretania was then about 180 miles off. As we drew near, we discovered that her boats were smashed, her engine-room skylight and superstructure were smashed, and the engine-room and stokehold were flooded; her valves were choked, she had a heavy list to starboard, and was then in a sinking condition.A letter from the Board of Trade read:-"Dear Sir,-I am directed by the Board of Trade to inform you that His Majesty the King has been pleased, upon the recommendation of the President, to award you the bronze medal for gallantry in saving life at sea, in recognition of your services in connection with the rescue of the shipwrecked crew of the s.s. Lalaham, of London, on the 31st March last."In addition, the Board of Trade have awarded you the sum of £2."The lot is sold with WWII medals (2) 1939/45 star (2) and Atlantic star (2)
A collection of thirteen Masonic and similar medals and pins, mostly silver, Royal Ark Mariners 1882-1932, silver-gilt and enamelled, William Kelly Lodge a silver cornucopia badge hallmarked Birmingham 1934, Coscote East Lodge, Royal Masonic Inst'n Girls 1920, Victoria Rifles Lodge 822 yellow metal, Surrey, s silver medal engraved "King's Coronation Competition Tientsin 1911" with enamelled target and two rifles, perpex fob etc
A large collection of United Kingdom silver coins & medallions, comprising of Death of Churchill 1874-1965 medal by Spink & Son; Esso 1970 World Cup medallion in wallet; QEII silver Jubille 1977 medallion by John Pinches made into necklace; Royal Wedding Eyewitness medal 1981 by Franklin Mint with cert; 2003 .925 silver £1.00 with cert; Victoria Cross 1856-2006 50p; 2008 UK Royal Shield of Arms £1.00 Piedfort; Robert Burns 2009 £2.00 silver proof with gold plating with cert; 2 x Henry VIII 500th anniversary of accession £5.00 coins with cert; 90th birthday of Her Majesty the Queen £5.00 coin with cert; Franklin Mint limited edition 2010 gold (.585) History of Aviation Concorde commemorative coin.
A collection of Masonic jewels, comprising a boxed 'Aegros Sanat Humanitas' Freemason Hospital jewel medal; a boxed silver gilt & enamel medal 'Royal Masonic Benevt Instn, 1940, Cavendo Tutus' by Fattorini & Sons Ltd. London 1939; a boxed silver gilt & enamel medal 'Royal Masonic Inst for Boys, 1939', by H.T. Lamb & Co. London 1939; a boxed gilt metal & enamel, 1959, 'Royal Masonic Institution for Boys' medal by George Kenning & Spencer Ltd.; a boxed gilt metal & enamel 'Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution' medal by Fattorini & Sons Ltd.; a boxed 'The Royal Masonic Institution for Girls' 175th Anniversary Festival, 8th May, 1963, Stewards badge/medal by J. R. Gaunt & Sons Ltd.; and a boxed 'Royal Masonic Instution for girls' 182nd Anniversary Festival, 13th May, 1970, Stewards badge/medal by Vaughtons Limited. (7).
Various WWI & WWII medals & cap badges, the first group - awarded to 1821, PTE J.F.Parsonage, Manchester Reg, consisting of British War medal (no ribbon). Victory medal, ribbon for 1914-15 cross and a Manchester Reg cap badge; the second group - awarded to 202, PTE E.Sunderland, Manchester Reg, consisting of Victory medal, 1914-15 cross, and a Manchester Reg cap badge; the third group - consisting of a single Victory medal awarded to 376160 PTE H. Lord, Manchester Reg, togetther with cased bronze medallion, 8th (A) Bn; the forth group - awarded to 61090, PTE H. Lord, Welsh Reg, consisting of War & Victory medals; the fifth group - WWII Defence & War medals.
Related group of WWI medals with associated paperwork, research and ephemera including War Medal & Victory Medal awarded to 19633 A. Cpl. G. Reader R.War.R (Royal Warwickshire Regiment) with enamel cap badge and WWI pair awarded to 25070 Pte. W. B. Conway W.Rid.R (West Riding Regiment) (KIA), with an extremely large collection of related paperwork, service documents and research material including period scrap work & postcard album, various letters, sketch books, marriage certificate, photographic prints etc
Selection of various commemorative medals and Georgian copper coinage including WWII Defence Medal, two Whitby Coronation Celebration June 22nd 1911 King George & Queen Mary Medals presented by J T Jackson, Albert Prince of Wales & Princess Alexandria of Denmark marriage commemorative token, Victoria 1837-1897 commemorative medals and a Prince George Duke of York 1893 marriage commemorative medal etc
Rare Boer War and World War One , Royal Army Medical Corps, Distinguished Conduct Medal Group of Severn medals and Mention in dispatches for the Battle of Poplar Grove during the Boer War.Awarded To Quarter Master and Captain R. Watson. Royal Army Medical Corps DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL. (Edward VII) “ 5799 SERJT:-MAJ:R.WATSON. 9TH COY R.A.M.C.”QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL: With 6 clasps “BELFAST", “DIAMOND HILL", “JOHANNESBURG”, “DRIEFONTEIN", “PAARDEBERG", “RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY".” 5799 SEJ:MAJOR R. WATSON, R.A.M.C”KINGS SOUTH AFRICA: With 2 clasps, “SOUTH AFRICA 1902”,” SOUTH AFRICA 1901”, “SERJT:- MAJ:R.WATSON R.A.M.C”1914/15 STAR. “Q.M.& LIEUT.R.WATSON D.C.M. R.A.M.C”BRITISH WAR MEDAL. " Q.M & CAPT. R. WATSON”VICTORY MEDAL. “ Q.M & CAPT. R. WATSON”LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL. “5799 S.Sgt. 1stCL R. WATSON. R.A.M.C”Mention in dispatches for his conduct in the Battle of Poplar Grove 7th March 1901
A group of mainly World War I medals, comprising a Companion of the Indian Empire medal, an Allied Victory medal, a British War medal, a 1937 Coronation medal, a King George V and Queen Mary medal and a Home Guard Defence medal, housed in a glazed display frame, some awarded to G. Evans, together with a miniature 5th Gurkha Rifles (Frontier Force) distinguished service order and miniature Delhi Durbar 1911 Coronation medal, awarded to Lt. Col. Crowdy
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