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Lot 1
The Western Front Distinguished Conduct Medal to Private A. Teasdale, 3rd Battalion Coldstream Guards: D.C.M., George V (11768 PTE A. TEASDALE. 3/ C. GDS.), for gallantry in re-capturing a trench in the vicinity of the Hohenzollern Redoubt on the 8th October 1915, good very fine. London Gazette (16/11/15): For great bravery and resource on the 8th October, 1915, near Loos. The enemy, having made an attack with great determination along the trenches occupied by his battalion, were successful in taking the trench on the left of that occupied by Private Teasdale and five other men, and came pouring into it. The situation was most critical. Realising what had happened he, accompanied by the other men, sprang forward and faced the enemy, driving them with bombs foot by foot down the trench, and recapturing the whole of it. This they did with the greatest gallantry in face of a determined opposition, clearing out of the trench at least ten times their number, and thus saving a critical situation.
Lot 124
A small collection of ancient and early medieval coins, including: Byzantium: Focus (602-610, gold solidus, rev. with angel standing holding staff, 20.6 mm, 4.3 g; Asia Minor: Cilicia, Nagidos, silver stater, Aphrodite enthroned, rev. Dionysis standing holding vine branch, 24 mm., 10.6 g; a billon coin bearing the head of Aphrodite, her owl to the reverse; another depicting Pallas-Athena, Pegasus to the reverse; and five others, together with a fragmentary medal commemorating the capture of Porto Bello in 1741; and a small collection of modern proof and commemorative issues. [qty]
Lot 147
Elizabeth II, a collection of silver and Britannia silver proof coins, all cased with certificates and some in official sets, comprising: 2000, The Millenium Collection (13 coins), two pounds to one penny and maundy set (PSS 08); 2006, The Queen's 80th Birthday Collection (13 coins), two pounds to one penny and maundy set (PSS 22); 2000, Queen Mother Centenary piedfort crown (S 4553); 2003, piedfort one pound, DNA two pounds and Suffragette fifty pence, cased together (S 4590, 4577, 4614); 2005, two piedfort five pound coins, Horatio Nelson and Trafalgar (PSS 16); 2004, Britannia silver two pound, in card and plastic blister pack (S 4500); 1997, Barbados one dollar, Golden Wedding Anniversary; 2002, Channel Islands five pounds (3 coin set), Duke of Wellington; 2005, Channel Islands, five pounds (3 coin set with dress miniature medal), The Crimean War. Some mild patination and speckling in a few cases (notably PSS 22), otherwise about as struck.
Lot 16
An interesting group of five medals to Victor George Alma Seager, R.N.V.R., who served with Carnac Battery of the Royal Naval Siege Guns near Nieuport: British War Medal 1914-20, Victory Medal (L.Z.4610 V. G. A. SEAGER. A.B. R.N.V.R.); Defence Medal; Special Constabulary Long Service Medal, George VI (VICTOR G. SEAGER); French Croix de Guerre, with bronze star; together with a small quantity of ephemera and research, including a XVth Corps card signed by General Du Cane citing the recipient's 'Good and Valuable Service and Devotion to Duty', two similar cards from 36th Army Group Artillery Lourde (French Heavy Artillery), and a collection of photographs including the recipient in uniform wearing his Croix De Guerre, and studies of the Naval gun emplacements in Belgium. Medals good very fine or better. During the Great War the Royal Navy - specifically the Dover Patrol - established heavy artillery positions at the Northern extremity of the Western Front. Working closely with the French, and at times under their control, the officers and men of the Royal Naval Siege Guns fought a gruelling campaign under intense and sustained bombardments and gas attacks. Carnac battery was particularly celebrated for its endurance and effectiveness, being cited in French Army Corps orders. The recipient himself appears to have made a significant contribution to this, being the specific subject of a similar order for "readiness and calmness under fire" and receiving the Croix De Guerre; and he was furthermore commended by the British Army after they had taken over his part of the line.
Lot 17
A family group of medals to a father and son: Father: Queen's South Africa, 4 clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, Laing's Nek (1484 PTE E. TANDY, 2ND E. SURREY REGT); King's South Africa, both clasps (...E. SURREY REGT); Son: 1914-15 Star, British War Medal (J. 19357 W.R. TANDY, A.B., R.N.); Victory Medal (un-named or erased, presumably a replacement); Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good conduct Medal. All medals very fine or better, some modern replacement ribbons.
Lot 20
Five Medal to Marine A.E. Dean, Royal Fleet Reserve: 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Pacific Star with Burma Clasp, War Medal 1939-45, Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George VI (D) (PO. 22566 ( PO. D. 15.) A. E. DEAN. MNE. R.F.R.), mounted for wearing. Nearly extremely fine, LSGC attractively patinated.
Lot 21
The Second World War Bomber Command casualty group to Pilot Officer Donald Edwin Gardener, R.A.F.V.R., who died on the 13th August 1940: 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Defence Medal, British War Medal 1939-45; with postal box, transmission slip, and his commission as Pilot Officer dated 26th April 1940; together with a Victory Medal to an assumed older relative (144320 GNR. E.H. GARDENER. R.A.), with associated documents. Donald Gardener died while serving with 61 Squadron R.A.F. He is commemorated at the Runnymede Memorial. The details of his death have not been traced, but it is of interest to note that the 13th August 1940, known to the Germans as 'Adlertag' was the first day of the main German assault in their attempt against British Air dominance which was to become known as the Battle of Britain.
Lot 22
The awards to Colonel John Francis Maclean, Hereford Regiment and Lord Lieutenant of Hereford (and latterly of Hereford and Worcectershire): The Order of St John, Knights neck badge and breast star, silver gilt and enamel, cased; Defence Medal and British War Medal 1939-45, mounted for wearing. Badge extremely fine, star with minor loss to enamel, medals near very fine.
Lot 23
A family collection of medals, comprising: the Dardenelles Naval casualty group to Stoker 1st Class D. Burrows Royal Navy: 1914-15 Star, British War and Victory Medals (K. 20453. D. BURROWS, STO., 1, R.N.); Memorial Plaque in card case (DANIEL BURROWS), good very fine or better; and four to Chief Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class W. T. Burrows, Royal Navy: 1914-15 Star (272359 W.T. BURROWS. E.R.A. 2. R.N.), British War and Victory Medals (....C.E.R.A.2...); Royal Navy Long Service and good Conduct Medal, George V (....C.E.R.A.2......H.M.S. VERNON), mounted for wearing, about very fine. Daniel Burrows was killed in action on the 14th March 1915, while serving in the Light Cruiser H.M.S. Amythyst. This day saw the continuation of efforts by the Royal Navy, in concert with merchant seamen, to clear Turkish mines from the Dardanelles under intense bombardment from shore batteries. Burrows would already have been in action for several days by this point, and so excoriating had been the enemy fire that Admiral Carden had been obliged to place Naval volunteers on the civilian mine sweepers in order to stiffen their resolve. Amethyst was concentrating her fire on the Turkish searchlights, when a 6 inch shell penetrated her armour and exploded in the area of the stocker's mess deck. Source: George Hickinbottom, 'The Seven Glorious H.M.S. Amethysts 1793-1956'
Lot 24
A group of three medals to a survivor of the sinking of RFA Sir Galahad, 1st Electrical Officer Leslie Thomas Seager: Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, South Atlantic Medal with rosette (I/L/D L T SEAGER RFA SIR GALAHAD); together with a small quantity of official documents, and a large photographic print of Sir Galahad. Medals extremely fine, mounted for display. The tragic destruction of the Royal Fleet Auxilliary's landing ship Sir Galahad was one of the seminal events of the Falklands War. On June 8th 1982, having survived previous action, she was preparing to land a force of Welsh Guardsmen and other personnel at Bluff Cove, as part of an attempt to outflank Argentinean positions on land. A sudden attack was made by Mirage and Skyhawk aircraft, and Sir Galahad was hit by multiple bombs resulting in catastrophic fires and large numbers of casualties. The recipient had just come off watch, and was forced to leap into the sea to escape the devastation.
Lot 26
Five medals to Petty Officer Marine Engineering Mechanic Roy Richard Nutt, Royal Navy: South Atlantic, with rosette (ALMEM(M) R.R. NUTT D184113Q HMS CARDIFF); General Service 1962-2007, clasp: Gulf (LMEM(M) R.R. NUTT D184113Q RN); Nato Service Medal, clasp: Former Yugoslavia, un-named as issued; Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct, Elizabeth II (POMEM(M) R.R. NUTT D184112Q RN); Golden Jubilee 2002, un-named as issued but in card box of issue labelled to this man; all but the last mounted for wearing, offered with copy service documents. Good very fine or a little better.
Lot 27
The Falklands War and First Gulf War group to Able Seaman A Friebel, Royal Navy: South Atlantic Medal 1982, with rosette (S (R) A FRIEBEL D171282K HMS GLASGOW); General Service Medal 1962-2007, clasp: Gulf (AB (R) A FRIEBEL D171282K RN); Gulf Medal, clasp: 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 (AB (R) A FRIEBEL D171282K RN); NATO Service Medal, clasp: Former Yugoslavia, un-named as issued; Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Elizabeth II (AB (R) A FRIEBEL D171282K RN); mounted for wearing. Edge knocks to GSM and Gulf Medal, otherwise good very fine.
Lot 37
Two India General Service Medals 1854-95: Gunner Arthur Edward Smith, Number 2 Mountain Battery Royal Artillery, 2 clasps: Burma 1889-92, N.E. Frontier 1891 (70556 Gunr A. E. Smith No 2 Mn By R.A.), engraved, Burma clasp with irregular fixing, N.E. Frontier clasp loose on ribbon, medal good very fine; Gunner R. Butler, Royal Artillery, clasp: Northwest Frontier (102 GUNR R BUTLER NO 2 BY 24TH BDE R.A.), impressed, generally good very fine or better, file marks to clasp fixings. Smith served with Wuntho Field Force in Burma, 18th February to 23rd March 1891; and with Tamu Column in Manipur, 28th March to 7th May 1891. Butler confirmed on the roll for service in Hazara (Black Mountain Expedition 3rd-22nd October 1868).
Lot 38
A collection of four medals, comprising: India Medal 1895-1902 to Bombardier George Jackson, Number 3 Mountain Battery Royal Artillery, 3 clasps: Relief of Chitral 1895, Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98 (67985 Bombdr G. Jackson No 3 Mtn By R.A.), plated, good very fine or better; India Medal 1895-1902 to Bombardier Edgar Hastings, Number 1 Mountain Battery Royal Artillery, 2 clasps: Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98 (12818 Bombr E. ....... 1 Mtn By R.A.), naming partially erased, suspension with untidy rivets (though entitlement is confirmed on the roll), otherwise good very fine; India General Service Medal to Bombardier C. Sawford, Number 3 Mountain Battery Royal Garrison Artillery, clasp, North West Frontier 1908 (6882 Bombr C. Sawford. No 3 Mtn B R.G.A.), engraved, light edge knocks and wear, good very fine; India General Service Medal 1908-35 to Bombardier Lawrence Owen Davies, Royal Artillery, clasp: Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 (860853 BDR. L. O. DAVIES. R.A.), impressed, official correction to rank, good very fine or better. [4]
Lot 4
A Great War Air Force Cross and pair, believed to be a reconstituted group, to Captain Henry Taylor Horsefield, Royal Flying Corps: A.F.C., George V; British War Medal and Victory Medal (CAPT. H.T. HORSFIELD R.F.C.), later mounted, offered with research. A.F.C. London Gazette 03/06/19 (probably in connection with valuable work as an instructor) Born 1889. Temporary 2nd Lt (general list), December 1914. Attached 13th Bn. The Worcester Regiment. Transferred R.F.C. 1916. Dogfight over Walencourt 16/10/16 in which his BE2e was damaged and his Observer wounded. The complete group of three was sold at action 23rd June 2005, and the BWM and Victory Medal alone were then sold 7th March 2007, the A.F.C. having been separated. The current owner bought this group at auction (a different auction house) in October 2010, and the likelyhood that the original A.F.C. had been restored to the pair seems slim, hence the supposition that the present group has been made up with a replacement.
Lot 42
A Queen's South Africa Medal to Private W. Robb, 3rd Dragoon Guards, 2nd reverse, 2 clasps: Cape Colony and Orange Free State (3411 PTE W. ROBB, 3RD DGN: GDS:), impressed in plain capitals; together with a detached clasp: South Africa 1901 (not to this man). Extremely fine. This man died of disease at De Aar, 1st April 1901
Lot 43
A Boer War tribute medal, to Private Ralph John Edleston Manchester Volunteers M.S.C. and Royal Army Medical Corps, in 9 carat gold and enamel, the obverse with crossed rifles flanked by 'S.A.' about '1901', 'TO VOLUNTEERS RETURNING FROM THE FRONT' to a blue circlet, Royal Arms above and suspension ring to a fixed crown, reverse engraved with presentation inscription, 30mm, Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1901. Very fine. Entitled to QSA with Cape Colony and Orange Free State.
Lot 5
*The Military Cross group of medals to Captain Ralph Daniel Flunder, Canadian Infantry and Cheshire Regiment: M.C., George V, with second award bar (see footnote); 1914-15 Star (13231 PTE R.D. FLUNDER. 5/CAN: INF:); British War Medal and Victory Medal (CAPTAIN R.D. FLUNDER.); France: Croix de Guerre; offered together with:a 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army bar, Italy Star, France and Germany Star with oak leaf, Defence Medal, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, British War Medal 1939-45; a mounted set of dress miniatures representing the foregoing medals, and including: 1914 Star and Bar, I.G.S. with clasp North West Frontier 1936-37, Coronation Medal 1911, U.S. Legion of Merit, and Belgian Croix de Guerre. Medals about very fine or nearly so, ribbons and mountings deranged and tatty. Nb: Confirmed entitlement is to a single M.C., a 1914-15 Star trio, and the French Croix de Guerre. Military Cross: L.G. 04/10/19. He commanded a battalion during the operations (near Menin, on 14th, 15th and 16th October, 1918, with great skill and gallantry. His thorough organisation and the perfect handling of his men at the start ensured success. The complete confidence which he inspired in his men contributed very largely to the success of the operations. Second award not confirmed. Left the British Army in 1921, returned to Quebec, later becomes a U.S. citizen. Entitlement to the miniature medals from the I.G.S. onward is not only unconfirmed but unlikely.
Lot 53
A Victorian Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to Sergeant Major Joseph Bell, Royal Fusiliers, 2nd type obverse, swivelling suspension (1215. ST. MR. JOSEPH BELL. ROYAL FUSILIERS). Edge knocks, good fine. Served in the Crimea at Alma and Inkermann (medal and two clasps). Also in a sortie 26th October 1854 and in both assaults on the Redan.
Lot 54
A small collection of medals, comprising: Khedive's Sudan, clasp: Hafir (3204 PTE S AINSWORTH I/N. STAFF: R.), clasp not confirmed on roll, edge bruising, otherwise good very fine; India General Service 1908-35, clasp: Afghanistan N.W.F. (3178 SOWAR CHAINPIR SHAH, 27 L. CAVY), impressed, near very fine; two to Warrant Officer 2nd Class H.H. Greaves, Border Regiment: India General service 1908-35, clasp: Waziristan 1921-24 (3590621 PTE. H. GREAVES. BORD. R.); Efficiency Medal, Territorial (3590621. W.O. CL. 2. H.H. GREAVES. BORDER.), IGS with edge knock below bust, otherwise about very fine; two to Private Peter McDonnell, Manchester Regiment: India General Service 1908-35, clasp: Burma 1930-32 (3522448 PTE. P. MC DONNELL. MANCH. R.); Regular Army Long Service and Good Conduct (3522448 PTE. P.C. MCDONNEL. MANCH. R.), with a Certificate of Service (regimental number agrees with medals, name given as Charles Peter McDonald), near very fine; Belgium: Croix de Guerre; together with a small collection of medal ribbons.
Lot 56
Two part medal groups to Great War casualties: the first to Private Thomas Emerson, 1st Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers, comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal (19076 PTE. T. EMERSON. K.O. SCO. BORD.), and Memorial Plaque (THOMAS EMERSON); the second to Sergeant James Jesse Russell, Sussex and Hampshire Regiments, comprising: Queen's South Africa Medal, 2nd reverse, 5 clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (8352 PTE J. RUSSELL, RL: SUSSEX REGT); British War Medal and Victory Medals (12097 SJT. J.J. RUSSELL. HAMPS. R.); Coronation Medal 1911; offered with much research and copy documents. Medals all about very fine. Thomas Emerson was killed in action at Gallipoli 28th June 1915. His entitlement included the 1914-15 Star. James Russell was killed in action 20th January 1918
Lot 57
A small collection of campaign groups, comprising three 1914-15 Star trios to: Captain D. M. Borland, Royal Army Medical Corps, 1914-15 Star (LIEUT. D.M. BORELAND. R.A.M.C.), BWM and Victory Medal (CAPTAIN etc.), with card boxes of issue, good very fine or better; Sergeant H. James, Royal Artillery, 1914-15 Star (48838. A-BMBR. H. JAMES. R.G.A.), BWM and Victory Medal (48839. SJT. H. JAMES. R.A.), mounted for wearing, about very fine; Private J. Cope, Royal Irish Fusiliers, 1914-15 Star (2581 PTE. J. COPE. R.IR:FUS:), with ribbon bar, near very fine; together with six medals to Corporal T. Cook Manchester Regiment: 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45, Efficiency Medal, Territorial (3528324. CPL. T. COOK. MANCH. R), mounted for wearing, E.M. fine, others good fine or better.
Lot 58
A collection of medals, including a 1914-15 Star Trio to the Army Veterinary Corps (SE 43229 A. CPL. D.J. HANNAN. A.V.C.); a Great War pair (71670 PTE. H. DICKINSON. NOTTS & DERBY R.); various Second World War campaign medals; other medals; and the Fire Brigade Long Service Medal to Leading Fireman William D.P. Davies, with an presentation mounted fire axe.
Lot 6
An interesting Distinguished Service Order and double Military Cross group of dress miniatures, comprising: D.S.O. George V; M.C. and Bar, George V; Order of St John, badge; 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal with oak leaves; Honduras: Order of Santa Rosa and Civilization; and another foreign order badge, eight pointed enamelled star with five pointed star to the centre suspended from a mural crown; mounted for wearing, extremely fine or nearly so.
Lot 60
A collection of French awards including part of the group to Colonel Pierre Serrurier, Membre de la Legion d'Honneur: Legion of Honour, Knight's badge; Legion of the National Order of Merit, Knight's badge; Croix de Guerre with star; Medal for Volunteer Military Service, in silver; together with dress miniature group representing his full entitlement, which also included the Medaille des Evades; offered together with a Saint Helena Medal (instituted in 1857 for veterans of the campaigns of Napoleon I), framed; a cased set of Legion d'Honneur insignia, comprising an Imperial badge, a Republican Badge, and a dress miniature; A British Crimea Medal, fitted with French type ribbon pins, 3 loose clasps: Sebastopol, Inkermann, Alma, (name erased), a small quantity of commemorative medals; and research and service documents for Colonel Serrurier. Having worked with the French Resistance, Colonel Serrurier escaped from France over the Pyrenees in 1943. He was captured by the Spanish but escaped again, and went on to participate in the invasion of Normandy and the liberation of Paris, before joining the advance westwards, eventually arriving at Berchtesgarden. He continued his distinguished military career after the war.
Lot 63
Elizabeth I, Assistance to the United Provices 1586, bronze medal, 30mm (E 52), good very fine;l Marriage of Charles I and Henrietta Maria 1625, cast silver medal, 23mm (E 105Ab), fair; Pharmaceutical Society of London, silver prize medal, bust of Galen, rev. SOC: PHARM: LOND: DONAVIT., edge engraved to Henry Sutherin 1843, associated case, edge bruise, otherwise nearly extremely fine; Ireland, Free State: Tailteann Games, silver prize medal 1932, bust of the goddess Tailte, reverse engraved 'Second Prize Music', cased, extremely fine. [4]
Lot 64
Commemorative Medals: James Sadler First English Aeronaut, 1811, reverse with ascending balloon basket, white metal 53mm (E 1020), good fine or better; Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1897, reverse with Royal arms and fifty shields identifying British colonies and protectorates, white metal 76mm (E 1816); France, Napoleon Bonaparte, tomb of General Desaix, bronze 27mm, very fine; and a French Medal top box, with relief scene possibly after a woodcut, showing the French Guard surrendering at Versailles, 76mm. [4]
Lot 65
Netherlands: William I (1815-1840), a scarce gold medical reward medal, obverse with the King's bust sinister, legend: WILH: NASS: BELG: REX. LUXEMB: M: DUX:; reverse with impressed dedication within a wreath: S. FOCKEMA MED. DOCTORI LEOVARDIAE DE PROPAGANDA VARIOLARUM VACCINARUM INSITIONE BENE MERITO REX. D. MDCCCXXXIII, indicating that Dr Sybrandius Fockema of Leeuwarden was recognised in 1833 for administering inoculations against (or with) cowpox, 41mm, 28.7 grams.
Lot 7
The Second World War Pacific Theatre submarine warfare Distinguished Service Medal and King's Commendation for Bravery group to Leading Seaman Ronald Fentiman: D.S.M., George VI, IND. IMP. (L.S. R. FENTIMAN. P/SSX. 20166.); 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Burma Star with Pacific Clasp, War Medal 1939-45 with Oak Leaf, Fire Brigade Long Service Medal (DIV. OFFR. RONALD FENTIMAN), mounted for wearing. Good very fine or a little better. King's Commendation for Bravery, L.G. 01/04/41, 'For brave conduct during an enemy air attack on Birkenhead.' (with one other man). At this time the recipient was serving as A.B. in the cruiser H.M.S. Birmingham. D.S.M., L.G. 20/11/45, under the general heading: 'For gallantry, skill and outstanding devotion to duty whilst serving in H.M. Submarines Thrasher, Seadog, Shalimar, Torbay, Statesman, Trump, Tiptoe, Taciturn, Sybil and Subtle in numerous successful patrols in trying climatic conditions in the Pacific, frequently carried out in shallow and difficult waters and in the presence of strong opposition'. Fentiman himself was serving in H.M. Submarine Taciturn during this period.
Lot 8
The impressive Second World War and post war experimental flying D.F.C. group to Flight Lieutenant Denis Graham William Tayler, O.B.E., D.F.C., R.A.F.V.R: O.B.E., breast badge, 2nd type; Distinguished Flying Cross, reverse dated 1944; 1939-45 Star; copy Air Crew Europe Star and France and Germany Bar; Defence Medal; War Medal 1939-45, mounted for wearing; the John Derry and Anthony Richards memorial medal, inscribed to D.G. Tayler 1967, in original case; accompanied by thirteen pilot's flying log books, a silk 'escape map', fabric pilot's wings, the warrant for the O.B.E., a large collection of photographs relating the the recipient's post war experimental flying, and much other very good ephemera. Medals good very fine or better. D.F.C. London Gazette 06/06/44 O.B.E. London Gazette 31/05/56 The recipient was born in Lymington, Hampshire, 19th September 1920 and enlisted as Aircraftman 2nd Class 18th April 1940. By the time his D.F.C. was gazetted he was a Flying Officer serving with No 139 Squadron (then part of the Pathfinder Force), flying mosquitos on raids over Germany. He took part in the celebrated 'last raid of the war' on Kiel, 2nd May 1945. Following the war he continued his aviation career as a test pilot, flying in a huge variety of aircraft. Of particular note are photographs of Tayler with the prototype Shorts Belfast, which he piloted for its 55 minute maiden voyage on the 5th January 1964.
Lot 501
Three First World War medals, a German 1914 Iron Cross, a 1935 Jubilee coin and a Princess Mary box, a George V military medal 'For Bravery in the Field' awarded to 16985 Driver W. Medlicott C.81/B.D.E. Royal Field Artillery, with memorandum from Medal Branch, War Office, dated 5th February 1919
Lot 1644
A ll world war Royal Airforce Navigators Air bombers and Gunners Flight log book, Gunner 1325733, Beckett JC unit 10 AGS, flying in Lancaster’s as a mid and rear gunner 1944 to Jan 14th 1945, 90 Squadron Total operations flown 29. Sold with his group of medals, France and German star 1939-45 star and a recent commemorative Bomber Command RAF Medal, (one or two later pages with non related text)
Lot 69
ARR Ifor Freeman (20th Century Cumbrian) - Brown patinated plaster sculpture - Portrait bust, thought to be Pan, 53cm high, unsigned, Patination wear Provenance: Sold under instruction of the artist's widow, removed from the artist's studio in Askham, CumbriaNote: Ifor Freeman trained at the Liverpool College of Art where he studied sculpture under Ernest Gardner and Karl Vogal. He was awarded a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Arts School of Sculpture where he won the Bronze medal for Scultpture and the Lanseer Prize for Design. During this period his tutors were Siegfried Charoux A.R.A and Maurice Lambert R.A. On returning to Liverpool, he joined the staff at the College of Art teaching students before being appointed Senior Lecturer in Sculpture and Ceramics at the Liverpool Institution of Higher Education. He has exhibited widely at the Royal Academy, Imperial Institute, Senate House, University of Liverpool, Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool, Walker Art Gallery and many more. Commissions large work have principally come from three architectural practices - Bradshaw, Rouse and Harker, Liverpool and London; Jones, Andrews and Associates, Haverfordwest; and TRIAD Group of Architects, London. Commissions for smaller works include the University of Liverpool and the National Library of Wales.
Lot 70
ARR Ifor Freeman (20th Century Cumbrian) - Green patinated plaster sculpture - Portrait bust of a young woman, on figured veneered plinth, 44cm high, unsigned, Chip to hairline Provenance: Sold under instruction of the artist's widow, removed from the artist's studio in Askham, CumbriaNote: Ifor Freeman trained at the Liverpool College of Art where he studied sculpture under Ernest Gardner and Karl Vogal. He was awarded a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Arts School of Sculpture where he won the Bronze medal for Scultpture and the Lanseer Prize for Design. During this period his tutors were Siegfried Charoux A.R.A and Maurice Lambert R.A. On returning to Liverpool, he joined the staff at the College of Art teaching students before being appointed Senior Lecturer in Sculpture and Ceramics at the Liverpool Institution of Higher Education. He has exhibited widely at the Royal Academy, Imperial Institute, Senate House, University of Liverpool, Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool, Walker Art Gallery and many more. Commissions large work have principally come from three architectural practices - Bradshaw, Rouse and Harker, Liverpool and London; Jones, Andrews and Associates, Haverfordwest; and TRIAD Group of Architects, London. Commissions for smaller works include the University of Liverpool and the National Library of Wales.
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