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Click here to subscribeA Second World War Group of Five, comprising 1939-1945 Star; Atlantic Star; Burma Star; War Medal 1939-45 and Cadet Forces Medal with two clasps, mounted on a medal bar; and other items comprising four other First and Second World War medals; Service Medal of the Order of St. John with clasp and miniature; assorted real photo military and other postcards, etc.Medals mostly good. Postcards variable.
A First and Second World War Medal Group, comprising British War Medal and Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, awarded to M.32915 H.J.S.DEVEREUX.O.A,1,H.M.S.DRAKE; Naval General Service Medal with Palestine 1936-1939 clasp, similarly named, and 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Burma Star and War Medal, together with an album of postcards and photographs titled, ''Souvenir H.M.S. Capetown 1925-7'' and other portrait photographsMedals good overall. Postcard / photograph album slightly tatty but contents generally good.
An Iranian Group of Four Medals, 1941-1979, comprising Service Medal, Silver Jubilee 1966 with crown device to ribbon, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Coronation Medal 1941 with crown device to ribbon, and Military Education Medal with crown device to ribbon, contained in a glazed display frame together with seven various raised bullion thread embroidered naval badges, also, a pair of embroidered shoulder rank straps and two insignia on a card; a 1939 German Iron Cross, second class, the suspender ring stamped 27 for Anton Schenkis, also, a Winter Campaign in Russia 1941-42 medal, on a display card; three Second World War Medals, of Burma Star, Pacific Star and Defence Medal, on a display card (3) **The Iranian medals were given to the vendor by a serving officer in the Iranian navy. At the time there were many Iranian sailors being trained for service on the Kharg, which was built by Swan Hunters on the Tyne and launched in 1977. When the Revolution happened in 1979 he went back to Iran and decided not to take his Shah medals with him.
A First World War Gallantry Group, awarded to 201354 PTE.R.HOWITT.1/ R.SC.FUS., comprising Military Medal, British War Medal and Victory Medal, together with his glengarry with badge, shoulder titles, Wound Stripe, Princess Mary 1914 Christmas tin (lacking contents), two related letters, postcards, transfer to reserve certificate, ephemera, photographs of his time in the First World War, in the South African General Hospital, France after he had been wounded, on Parade with the Home Guard, and his Birth Certificate, also his Second World War field cap and badge from his time in the Home Guard; a Military Medal, the naming erased; also, two collar badges, three cap badges, a Diamond Jubilee medallion, a 1939-45 Star and a cigarette holder
Battle of Jutland Interest:- A First World War Trio, awarded to 238414 P.WATERLOW A.B.(later L.S) R.N., comprising 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, together with original paperwork relating to the Jutland Bounty, a photocopy of his original hand written diary which relates his personal account of the battle, and his stained pine ''Ditty'' box set with a brass name plate.
A First/Second World War D.C.M. M.S.M. Gallantry Group, awarded to L-4151SJT.T.HICKEY. 9LRS., comprising Military Medal, 1914 Mons Star with clasp 5th Aug.-22nd Nov.1914, British War Medal, Victory Medal (MID), Defence Medal, War Medal, Jubilee Medal 1935, Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (George V) named to 313020 W.O. CL.II.T.W.HICKEY. D.C.M. 17-21-L. and Meritorious Service Medal (George VI) named to 313020 W.O.CL.1 J.W.HICKEY D.C.M. 21.L., court mounted, together with the miniatures, also, his Second World War Military Identity Card, now promoted to Major, portrait photograph, two pairs of nickel spurs, cap and collar badges, sweetheart brooches, buttons, cloth insignia, Royal Tournament medal, a silver half hunter cased pocket watch with a 9 carat gold watch chain 27.5gm, a silver metal hunter cased pocket watch af, all contained in a glazed display frame, also, a caricature portrait of the recipient dated 1940, two framed portrait photographs of his horses ''Felix'' and ''Bar One'', five numbered hand written exercise books containing his autobiography ''From the Blackwater to the Lee'', and with a typewritten transcript, a plated presentation mug and tray.
The Military and Hospitaller Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem, Collection of Insignia, comprising Justice Cross, Cross of Merit and Honour, Knight Commander breast star, Commander / Chaplain neck badge and Knight neck badge (2), all in original Toye, Kenning & Spencer Ltd. boxes of issue; and two further items, comprising an Association of Conservative Clubs gilt metal and enamelled Distinguished Service medal and a Grand United Order of the Knights of the Golden Horn silver and enamel medalOne Knight neck badge with slight cracking to enamel. Otherwise all items in good condition.
A Collection of Six Medals and Medallions, comprising two First World War German Hanseatic League Crosses, respectively Bremen and Hamburg; a Prussian Military Long Service Cross, 25 Years, with corresponding miniature; a French Croix de Guerre, and a King Ludwig II commemorative medal Hanseatic Crosses - One with name scratched to reverse. Otherwise both good condition. Prussian Cross and miniature - Both with some rubbing to gilt. Otherwise good condition. Croix de Guerre - Some overall wear. Ludwig II - Some overall wear.
Medals. Family Group. 1914-15 Trio; to 839 BGLR: J. Blackley. K.O. Sco; Bord. Died of wounds at Gallipoli, 1915 aged 19. With his Death Plaque, certificate and some paperwork. Also WWII group of 39-45, Atlantic, France and Germany Stars, War Medal issued to Arthur Blackley. R.N. Also with another 39-45 Star and War Medal.
Medals. British Empire Medal; to Miss Agnes McCullough Mawhinney. With photocopy newspaper clipping. She was presented with the medal after retiring as manageress of The Crown Hotel, Wetheral. This is the highest honour to have been paid a manager in the Carlisle and District State Management Scheme.
A collection of WWII medals and ephemera relating to a Private R W Flack, of The Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment, Private Flack was a prisoner of war in Stalag 344 at Lambinowice, Poland. Also contained with this lot are handwritten memos, his life savings book, National Union of Railway Men contribution cards, postcards, Soldier's Class A Release Book, family letters relating to his imprisonment, The Defence Medal, 39-45 Star, and the 39-45 Campaign Medal, etc.
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